Dekila Chungyalpa and Jonathan F.P. Rose will discuss psychological and emotional aspects of the environmental and climate crises. Dekila and Jonathan will also consider frameworks for inner, community, and planetary resilience.

Walking through the Fire is a quarterly gathering that will be facilitated on-line but could also be offered in local centers. In these gatherings, we will incorporate ritual, contemplations, discussion, art, writing and other ways of representing what we feel and know. This will provide an opportunity for communal witnessing of our felt responses to the environmental suffering that is taking place all over the world, and especially in the lives of marginalized populations.

Join Kritee (Kanko), Kaira Jewel Lingo, Imtiaz Rangwala, Ramon Gabrieloff-Parish, Bianca Acosta and Asia Whitlock for this retreat designed for empowering anyone who cares about the healing and belonging in these wild times of polycrisis (climate, genocidal wars, xenophobia, pollution, rise of fascism and mental health crisis).

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.

Join Lama Willa Blythe Baker, Lama Liz Monson, and Sarah Buie for this hybrid retreat to access our innate wisdom, deepen in our oneness with the natural world, nurture community and lean together into a livable future.

Join us for a 1-day conference exploring the links between spirituality, ecology and peacemaking. With René August, Dekila Chungyalpa, Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee and more.

Join Bianca Acosta, Andrea Valeska and Kritee (Kanko) for this four day retreat for womxn descendants of indigenous peoples will provide space for participants to gather, share and practice Earth-based ancestral ways of healing.

This is an opportunity to spend a day outdoors together, working gently with the earth as an expression of our hearts. The day will be framed by periods of meditation and contemplation cultivating greater awareness in a daily life setting.

In this retreat we'll explore how traditional Buddhist teachings like interdependence & emptiness intersect with ecology - the science of relations between living beings. This retreat looks at ecology through a Buddhist lens and Buddhism through an ecological lens - it's not a focus on the current ecological crisis, though that will be included.

With Adam Lobel, Catherine McGee, Dougald Hine, Helena Norberg-Hodge, Daniel Christian Wahl, the Ulex Project and many others. Among the ancient trees and rolling meadows of rural France, join us for a lively retreat of meditation, Earth practices, community, inquiry, and wise action.