EcoDharma Explorations

One Earth Sangha offers EcoDharma Explorations, monthly gatherings that focus on different facets of EcoDharma. Recordings are provided for anyone who cannot attend or wishes to revisit a gathering.

Upcoming Explorations

EcoDharma Exploration occur on the fourth Sunday of every month. We send an announcement via our email list as soon as registration is open.

Upcoming

Cultivating a Practice of Generative Expansion → Contraction → Action

Can we live with species extinction, 1.2 billion human climate refugees by 2050, and other environmental emergencies? Can we function daily, find joy, care for children and elders, continue to be of service?

Past Explorations

Recordings of past explorations are available here.

Past

Nourishing helpful flows of goods and services

On Sunday, January 26, 2025, business leader and deep dharma practitioner, Rebecca Henderson, spoke with our director Kristin Barker and explored new possibilities for economic frameworks.

Past

A Relational Approach to Building Solidarity

What can happen when we avail ourselves to the full implications of interdependence? How can we clear the way for this challenging and yet world-shaping insight?

Past

Cultivating a Steady and Loving Presence as We Approach the US Election

One Earth Sangha's Guiding Teachers, Adam Lobel, along with our director, Kristin Barker, led a gathering to cultivate the powerful qualities that can see us through even the most challenging times.

Past

Let’s Bring Healing and Justice to a Suffering World

How are feelings of powerlessness hindering our climate and racial justice work? John Bell and Coryna Ogunseitan lead this gathering on September 22 to explore how we might step into our power to bring healing and justice to a suffering world.

Past

Fear and Anger as Holy Messengers

In the face of disruption and uncertainty, fear and anger often arise as habitual and instinctive reactions. Zac Ispa-Landa led this gathering on August 25 to explore how we might honor and harness these powerful emotions as we show up as agents of change.

Past

Amid new levels of collective instability, how might we change our relationship to distress, anxiety and all of their relatives? Damchö Diana Finnegan and Kristin Barker led this gathering on July 28 to ground our responses in a steady posture and open heart.