Introducing the House of Yin
Learn about the House of Yin, a liberatory community-learning home for reflective and relationship-grounded practitioners who want to continue to fortify the Yin in themselves and their work in the world.
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Becoming a Force for Nature
How might we not just be with the collectives troubles, but take them up on the invitation for collective transformation?
A Path Towards Trust & Equanimity
How might these uncertain times be a pathway towards deeper trust, equanimity, and a loving, powerful network of true belonging?
Course Resources
This page contains all sessions and other resources for the EcoSattva Training.
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The EcoSattva Training (2025-2026)
The EcoSattva Training is a journey designed to support you in reckoning with and responding to ecological crises. It unfolds over a series of eight sessions, each of which provides teachings from a diverse group of leaders along with practices, contemplations, and follow up resources.
A Tree of Peace
What’s at the core of American Democracy? What might The Great Law of Peace have to say about our perilous time of today?
When No Thing Works
Talking story, weaving poetry, and offering wisdom at the intersections of strategy, politics, and spiritual activism, When No Thing Works is a visionary guide to co-creating new worlds from one in crisis. It asks into the ways we can live well and maintain our wholeness in an era of collective acceleration: the swiftly moving current, fed and shaped by human actions, that sweeps us toward ever uncertain futures.
Reindigenizing: Finding Our Way Through the Polycrisis
After over a decade as a leading climate scientist, Zen Buddhist teacher Kritee Kanko embraced “Reindigenizing”. Here, she explores the polycrisis’s roots, trauma-climate links, tipping points, and Indigenous knowledge systems, inviting us to reconnect with ecosystems and communities for resilience.