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EcoDharma
EcoDharma
The grief of the world can feel overwhelming. But what if opening to and expressing this grief can free us to respond authentically to the suffering all around us?
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Practice

A Guided Meditation for the Biomes of the Earth

In this Earth-centered practice of tonglen, or sending and taking, Zen teacher Kokuu Andy McLellan invites us to breathe in the suffering of our planet's six major biomes and send out our love and compassion in exchange.
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Campaign

Regenerative Solutions for the Living Earth Community

Regeneration Nexus is a database of ecological solutions that aim to nourish and regenerate broader systems within the living Earth community while reducing warming.
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Practice
In observance of International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we share this guided audio practice from Pennie Opal Plant.
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Practice

Guided Contemplative Practice on Heat

Living on a warming planet, how can we find stability in our relationship with heat? As the Northern Hemisphere observes the Summer Solstice, we share this guided practice from Adam Lobel.
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Practice

Meditating in Winter

In a world that values endless growth, what lessons does the stillness of winter hold for us? Mark Coleman offers this practice from his book, A Field Guide to Nature Meditation.
EcoDharma
EcoDharma
Where do "I" end, and where does the Earth begin? In this video, Sensei Alex Kakuyo invites us to explore how our priorities might shift if we relax our bounded sense of self.
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Practice
In this guided practice, Vimalasara leads us in exploring our profound non-separation from Earth. What might emerge if we feel each part of ourselves as an extension of our home?
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Practice

Meditating in Autumn

As the northern hemisphere moves deeper into the autumn season, we offer this practice from Mark Coleman, guiding teacher One Earth Sangha. The practice is part of his new book, A Field Guide to Nature Meditation. 
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EcoDharma

Who is in the Wrong?

Animal lives are routinely sacrificed for the safety, comfort, or even convenience of humans. What would it mean to adopt a new view, one based on compassion rather than dominance?