One Earth Wisdom

Our Response

As a Virtual EcoDharma Center, our principal offering is the wisdom teachings and practices that support turning towards the reality of our situation and cultivating appropriate response. Guided by a teaching council representing several Buddhist traditions, we offer core programs such as the EcoSattva Training as well as EcoDharma articles curated from around the web by our editorial team.

Our offerings regularly integrate an understanding of how other social movements including racial and economic justice inform, support and compliment ecological concerns. Through a steady flow of insights, reflections, practices and fresh perspectives, we support our membership in developing a stable, rational and compassionate response to our collective challenges.

We invite you to explore and take part in our EcoDharma offerings, highlighted below.

To learn more about our response to this ever-changing and enormous challenge, see About Us.

We can meet our eco-anxiety and soothe the suffering we find there. Yet we need not be ruled by fear.

Cornerstone EcoDharma

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EcoDharma

Facing Climate Change (Part One)

Skillfully blending compassion and dispassion, Bhikkhu Anālayo explores early Buddhist texts to discover the fundamental role for mindfulness in meeting even the suffering of global climate crisis in this first of a two-part series.
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EcoDharma
Climate engineering is now a serious scientific and political conversation. Ven. Bhikkhu Vivekānanda explores the Dharma foundations that can inform our response to this daunting but increasingly real possibility.
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EcoDharma
As another year fraught with uncertainty and peril draws to a close, Roshi Joan Halifax explores the power of wise hope, free from attachment, to bolster our engaged practice.

Updated for 2024/2025

The EcoSattva Training

Join us in a Course to Cultivate Wisdom, Connection, and Compassionate Action

At Home with the Trouble, Together
“For anyone who’s yearning for a way to meet the often agonizing challenges of this time with a clear mind, a steady heart, a resilient body and a ferocious spirit, One Earth Sangha’s EcoSattva Training is a beautifully-designed and meticulously-crafted container.”

Featured EcoDharma

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EcoDharma

An Interview with Lama Rod Owens

What happens to the Dharma when it meets the Black radical, prophetic traditions? It’s got everything to do with love.

Recent EcoDharma

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EcoDharma

What Exactly Are We Doing Here Together?

What do trust and belonging have to do with a midterm test? In this piece, a Dharma teacher gets creative in the lecture hall.
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EcoDharma

Listening to the Wisdom of the Season

The cold pauses life in it’s place. What teachings might arise from within winter’s stillness?
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EcoDharma

Where We Go from Here

When there’s nowhere left to hide, perhaps the truth that catches us will prove itself to be more friend than foe.

Practices

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Practice

A Guided Meditation with Diana Winston

How do we find our collective path forward? Perhaps we begin with an exploration through the untamed imagination.
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Practice
On this, the shortest day of the year, we offer this contemplation on the dark.
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Practice

A Guided Meditation with Konda Mason

Breathe. Let go. There is nowhere to go, nothing to do, but to become aware of all that is and is possible in this moment.
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Practice

A Guided Meditation with Kritee Kanko

Kritee Kanko guides us into a meeting with a being that looks upon us with an all-knowing, unconditionally loving gaze.

Rather than merely giving up something we want, renunciation chooses what is more valuable.

Creative Offerings

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Creative
What does life ask from us? How might we inhabit it more fully?
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Creative
Perhaps the question isn’t, are we alone? But rather, who are we alone with?
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Creative
“Just as I suspected, my great great grandfather was a monarch butterfly. Much of who I am is still wriggling under a stone.”
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Creative

A Poem in Honor of Endangered Species Day

If our winged, scaled, and shelled relatives could speak with us, what might they say? On Endangered Species Day, we share from our archive this original poem by our guiding teacher Mark Coleman.