American ecoBuddhist, activist, and Zen practitioner Tim Ream offers a lifetime of wisdom as he teaches the fundamental ecological and spiritual need for us to love Earth
Our loving-kindness practitioner invites us to see the earth as a living being worthy of a part in our metta meditation
Sarah C. Beasley reflects on the power of art to elicit calm, connection, and joy, especially in times of growing disconnection and uncertainty in our world
In a world of light-speed “progress” and enflamed ecology, Gregory Pettys invites us to reconnect with our bodies and joyfully abandon all hope of fruition
The Zen school, with roots in Korean practice and centers around the world, will welcome a global audience to discuss the climate crisis
Our loving-kindness practitioner explores the practice of pruning, both literally and metaphorically, as a way to make space for future growth
Scientists offer yet more warnings about the delicate balance of Earth’s systems. Will we listen and take the needed actions to avert disaster?
This New Year of the dragon invites us to explore the Buddhist potentiality for unlimited change and positive transformation
BDG columnist Ratnadevi takes us blackberry picking as she contemplates the ecological and societal changes underway around and within us
Joseph Houseal concludes his series on Faeries, dakinis, nuns, and mikos with writing from elemental faery magician, Althea Northage-Orr.
A reminder of Buddhism’s close relationship with the natural world and our need to recognize this in our daily lives and practice
A meditation on loving-kindness for oneself in the midst of intense dental pain and the wonderful kindness of strangers
