climate change Archives - Page 7 of 16

Hozan Alan Senauke 14 July 2022

Relying on the noble truths of socially engaged Buddhism amid this tangled karma

John Harvey Negru 1 June 2022

Can Buddhists and others wake up to the reality of our collective self-destruction before it is too late?

Satya Robyn 12 May 2022

Working through the difficult realities of working hard and knowing there is still so much more to do

Mettamorphsis 5 May 2022

Bringing loving-kindness meditation to a farm in the Southwest of England

Justin Whitaker 28 April 2022

The line between suicide and non-violent sacrifice can be difficult to see when others take their own lives in protest

Ratnadevi 24 March 2022

A meditation on the Buddhist virtue of patience as an active and joyful practice

Satya Robyn 23 March 2022

Relying on Buddhist wisdom to work through the complex emotions stirred up by the climate crisis and war

Buddhistdoor Global 19 March 2022

A meditation on the horror of war and the hope that it might wake up the world to the need for simplicity and compassion

Satya Robyn 10 February 2022

Recognizing that Buddhism seeks truth and that teachers of truth can be found in many places

Justin Whitaker 23 December 2021

As a UNESCO World Heritage site, Bouddha seemed like a perfect way to start an international campaign to make prayer flags more eco-friendly

Craig Lewis 1 December 2021

Exploring perspectives on the theme “Embracing Hope, Courage, and Compassion in Times of Crisis”

John Harvey Negru 25 November 2021

Following Buddhist ideals to build a beloved community to wisely confront the climate crisis

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