The Elephants in the Courtroom
Sri Lanka’s Supreme Court ruled that protecting Buddhism means protecting nature, so what happens when it doesn’t?
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Mindfulness for Food Systems Transformation
Looking to take his work beyond the walls of academia, an agroecologist turns to the teachings of Indigenous elders and engaged Buddhism.
Touching the Earth
A Zen teacher revisits the story of the Buddha’s awakening and what it can teach us about our interconnectedness with the Earth.
Foraging Weeds
Healing Earth, presence, and polycrisis
The End of Oil, Climate Change, and the Great Turning
The late Joanna Macy draws on Indigenous wisdom to confront the issues of Big Oil and ecological destruction
A Declaration of Religious Faith
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Connecting to the Elements: Finding the Sacred in the Ordinary
How do we deepen our connection to Mother Earth in our daily lives? In this Dharma Talk, meditation teacher Lin Wang Gordon, trained in the vipassana tradition, explores how we can attune to the natural world…
Turning Back to Place
Environmentalist, Zen, and Indigenous teachings for overcoming rootlessness
TeachingsMagazine | Visiting Teacher
Visiting Teacher: Lin Wang Gordon
Q&A with Lin Wang Gordon, cofounder of the Sacred Earth Sangha and founder of the Midlife Sangha at the New York Insight Meditation Center
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