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How Do I Balance Acceptance with Passion?

Response from a Climate Therapist

“Is it possible to care this much and survive working in environmental spaces?” Leslie Davenport offers an experienced perspective on crafting the balance between work and well-being.
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EcoDharma

Climate Grief, Communal Power

We all have an inner labyrinth of grief and rage. How to find our way through? Kritee Kanko offers the wisdom of togetherness.
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Kritee Kanko
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Practice

I’m Dreading Another ‘Horror Summer’

Response from a Climate Therapist

How do we relate to grief that is not yet here? A climate therapist responds to the suffering of anticipated distress.
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EcoDharma
EcoDharma

The Great Sadness

Opening the Heart-Mind in Grief Ceremony

Giving voice to the depths of grief as well as anger, fear and overwhelm, Nikayla Jefferson escorts us through the healing potential of ceremony.
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EcoDharma
EcoDharma

Urgency and the Call to Rest

Embodying the Values that We Profess

A young activist confronts the contradictions faced by a generation trying to save itself.
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EcoDharma
EcoDharma

Facing the Climate Crisis Together

A Story of Local Community

A Seattle-based group is coming together to cultivate wisdom, compassion and energy for action.
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Practice
Practice

Befriending

How might our experience of eco-distress shift if we could offer it the hand of friendship? We share this practice, led by Lama Willa Blythe Baker, from our latest EcoSattva Training.
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EcoDharma

Climate Crisis as Spiritual Path

Beyond hope and hopelessness, how is the world calling us to emerge?
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Practice
Practice

On the Other Side of Anger Is …

When we look deeply into anger, what wisdom might we discover? Dekila Chungyalpa leads this practice of developing intimacy with one of our most difficult emotions.
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Dekila Chungyalpa
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Creative

The News

This poem by Emilie Lygren invites us to relax our vigilance—just for a moment.
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