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With the support of our traditions,
we can face and respond to this crisis,
together.
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We invite you to take part in a journey, guided by climate psychologists, EcoDharma leaders, and indigenous organizers, to turn towards and discover within ourselves a meaningful response to ecological crisis. We're honored to be joined by
- Buddhist teacher, author and activist, Thanissara
- Author and Mindfulness Researcher, Dr. Dan Siegel
- Spirit Rock Dharma leader, Noliwe Alexander
- EcoDharma Author and RMERC co-founder, David Loy
- Climate psychology and sociology researcher, Dr. Renee Lertzman
- Indigenous organizer, Pennie Opal Plant
- EcoDharma teacher, Lama Willa Miller
- Dharma teacher and Extinction Rebellion-UK activist, Yanai Postelnik
- and more
See the bio's and full line up.
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Revised for a rapidly changing world
The New EcoSattva Training
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Together, we stand at an edge, an edge of danger and opportunity, peril and possibility, turbulence and transformation. As the climate crisis moves from being abstract, far away and in the future to self-evident in the here-and-now, human society risks a collective swing from one version of problematic response to another. Those previously in some form of denial, distraction or disavow may move through the narrow window of acceptance and straight into anxiousness, hopelessness, or enraged.
To be thoroughly aware of the dramatic changes underway while remaining authentically helpful is to learn to stay with profound uncertainty, to metabolize a mind-boggling and heart-breaking situation to the point of compassionate clarity and finally to move into deeply rooted, durable, and active response. This is essentially a spiritual task, a job that only big stories and deep practices can hold.
With the support of our tradition’s wisdom and practices, whether as part of a group or as an individual, we invite you to join us in One Earth Sangha’s EcoSattva Training.
Drawing on insights from Buddhism, indigenous leadership, and the growing field of climate psychology, we will explore our thoughts and feelings about the climate crisis so we can respond to it authentically, positively and whole-heartedly. Together, we’ll explore this time of intensifying change and cultivate the wisdom and compassion that can carry us forward.
Registration is open and the first module of the new EcoSattva Training will be available next Sunday, November 24.
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Start when you like and move at your own pace.
Then join us for monthly live gatherings.
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The first module will be available next Sunday, November 24. So start when you want and move at the pace that works for you. Then we hope you'll join our monthly, live, global conversations, open to all those registered, no matter if you're just getting started, part way through, or already completed the course.
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While you can register as an individual, we hope that you'll do the training as part of a group, either local and in-person or online. Check out our group directory here and if you don't find a group, start one! Our facilitator's guide is available for those who might be new to that role.
Learn more and follow us online for more details, including session leaders, full schedule, and costs.
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Together at an Edge
Wisdom, Intimacy and Response in a Warming World
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