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The Myth of Apathy
What if we better understood each other? We have a responsibility to investigate our own perceptions about how others are feeling the challenge of existential crises. What possibilities might such understanding open up for us all?
Module Ten
Over the course of this training, you have moved through descent, release, and return. This final module is an invitation to gather what has opened and carry it further toward your deepest aspirations for this calling.
Module Nine
We widen the circle of explicit concern to include our bioregions, the more-than-human world, and the terrain of the political. This Module is about ethical action. The path leads into place, into relationship, into the living field of the Earth.
Right Speech in a Time of War
In a time of war, polarization and isolation, what do the teachings and practices of Right Speech offer as support? In this meditation and discussion, Rhonda Magee shares reflections on her efforts to continue working to increase connection and conversation in a time when free speech, commitment to human rights and other supports for speaking truth are under attack.
Module Eight
This Module explores the relational and collective dimensions of EcoDharma, offering practical tools for facilitation, conflict transformation, Deep Democracy, trauma-aware group work, and community leadership in times of ecological and social instability. Participants are invited to develop their own approach to cultivating resilient, trustworthy, and life-serving communities capable of holding grief, difference, uncertainty, and collective transformation.
Module Five
At the point where certainty gives way to humility, we invite a deep relinquishment of control and identity, opening space for a more responsive and emergent form of practice. From grounded uncertainty, we listen, allowing new expressions of Dharma to take shape in relationship with land, ancestors, and the wider living world.
Module Four
Here we turn toward the “Second Call,” inviting a courageous examination of how modern Buddhist culture is intertwined with colonial, capitalist, and life-eroding systems even as it seeks liberation.
Module Three
This module carries us further into the descent, inviting an honest reckoning with the layered ecological and social crises that many communities struggle to fully face. Rather than convincing or confronting, we cultivate the capacity to stay present as awareness moves from avoidance and confusion toward an integrated, wholehearted understanding.
Letting Love Widen
Where does ‘me’ end and ‘Earth’ begin? Come glimpse a perspective wider than the distinction.