Join Kaira Jewel Lingo and Linds Roberts for this session that explores what it means to belong to the Earth, rather than stand apart from it. Through InterPlay and meditation, we deepen our felt sense of interbeing and our relationship with the more-than-human world. We practice kincentric ways of being that invite humility, care, and a remembered place within the web of life. Hybrid event.

This is Course 2 in a year‑long course in Buddhist teachings and radical political thought. Bring Mahayana Buddhist teachings into dialogue with decolonial and postcolonial theory, examining how coloniality shapes knowledge, power, identity, and being.

Lederach is widely known for the development of culturally based approaches to conflict transformation and the design and implementation of integrative and strategic approaches to peacebuilding.

Practice together with other sangha members in a relaxed atmosphere and enjoy a dharma talk with Melanie Cherng.

Spanning six days towards EARTH DAY, we invite you to join us in deepening our practice as Earth Stewards – meditating together, sharing in Circles, and getting down to Earth in the places we live. Please join Chris Goto-Jones, Kathleen Hoêtsu Battke, Martin Pradel, Sensei Jorge Koho Mello, Olga Falceto and Geoff Shoun O'Keeffe for this series event.

Join us as we celebrate the natural world and reconnect with our love for this beautiful home through meditation, music, presentations, and experiential practices outdoors on the land (weather permitting). Program to be held on the land only.

While much else about the subject can cast big shadows, we look at climate breakdown from three uplifting perspectives in the areas of science, action and healing. These international experts give us positive insights for our heads, our hands and our hearts, offering knowledge, practical advice and inner nourishment.

Practice together with other sangha members in a relaxed atmosphere and enjoy a dharma talk with Rebecca Bradshaw.

Rather than approaching racism as a problem to solve or an idea to analyze, this retreat invites participants to bear witness through presence, silence, and shared experience. The practice asks us to suspend assumptions, release fixed views, and listen — to the places we visit, to one another, and to ourselves. This is not an activist training or educational seminar. It is a practice of transformation, allowing the experience to change us.