In the last One Earth Sangha online training (Oct. 2016), Bhiku Bodhi presented the global picture of climate change and how Buddhists can take action at every level, from personal … Continue reading →
[Editor: The following interview with Lama Rod Owen was published in Insight Journal, a monthly publication of the Barre Centre for Buddhist Studies in Barre, Massachusetts. There is no author … Continue reading →
Time To Stand Up: An Engaged Buddhist Manifesto for Our Earth by Thanissara. (2015, North Atlantic Books, Berkeley California). I read this book with great anticipation that it might hold … Continue reading →
Thousands of Wild Buffalo Appear Out of Nowhere at Standing Rock (VIDEO) originally published at US Uncut Tom CahillOctober 28, 2016 Native Americans attempting to stop a pipeline from being … Continue reading →
10 years on from the Stern report: a low-carbon future is the ‘only one available’ Economist says green development is the only route to global economic growth and points to … Continue reading →
141 Water Protectors Arrested as Police Escalate Violent Militarized Response Ladonna Allard SacredStoneCamp.org On Saturday, hundreds of water protectors from different nations were met with violence by militarized police in riot … Continue reading →
In the vein of Non-Buddhism, I am proposing another interpretation of the traditional doctrine of “emptiness” as non-emptiness. Non-emptiness means that entities (systems) are composed of elements and defined by their … Continue reading →
and its Vagenda of Manocide! a twitter post from my friend Chris in NYC.
This article sets forth the argument for cosmo-localization, or networked localism: knowledge and design flows globally, while material production is situated locally, drawing from local resources and adapted to local conditions. This … Continue reading →
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