Welcoming all ages to join The Protectors of the Salish Sea, The Dzunuk'wa Society and Mamas Movement in prayer, reverence, love and healing for our sacred eco-system on Mother Earth.

Many people of color in this country are often the most removed from land that is not ravaged by colonization. This retreat with JoAnna Hardy, Anushka Fernandopulle and Devin Berry offers an opportunity to rest our hearts and minds in the beauty of pristine nature.

What is the role of empathy, compassion, wonder, and mindsets in creating a more sustainable world? Panelists, including New York Times Climate desk correspondent David Gelles, Buddhist teacher and activist Kritee (Kanko), and Indigenous scholar, educator, and activist Yuria Celidwen, will explore these and other questions. Moderating the panel will be author Susan Bauer-Wu. Hybrid event.

Feral Practice will be an experiment in living an undesigned life and finding the feral within the captive. Free or offer what you'd like.

Transition Bay St Margarets was founded in 2011 as the first Transition community in Nova Scotia, and remains one of the most active in Atlantic Canada. As Co-founder, Robert Cervelli will describe the international movement, some of the latest global initiatives and activities with Transition Bay.

Natural Dharma Fellowship, in collaboration with the Council on the Uncertain Human Future, invites you to immerse yourself in two practices of non-dual awareness: the practice of meditation in wild spaces and the practice of council.

With Lama Willa Blythe Baker and Sarah Buie, join the community of Natural Dharma Fellowship to access our innate wisdom, deepen in our oneness with the natural world, nurture community and lean together into what might be possible. Hybrid retreat.

We will learn mindfulness practices that help us cultivate happiness, love and freedom, and join in workshops and panels on the themes of spirituality and activism; social and racial justice; how to take care of our grief and “eco-anxiety”; among others. Online and in-person retreat.

During this retreat day, participants will have the opportunity to connect with spiritual-social activists interested in cultivating wise action in service of the well-being of all. Together we will examine how we can bring mindfulness, compassion, and sympathetic joy to our social justice work.

As a group, we will explore our gratitude for the natural world, our grief for our impact on it, and how to make engaging with our troubled world a part of our spiritual path. Book now and get $70.00 off listed prices. Offer valid until Mar 25, 2023.