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David R. Loy on how a “new understanding of the self” is what will be required of us in order to turn our planet’s climate crisis around.
Judy Lief is back from the Copenhagen Climate Change Conference with more of her behind-the-scenes reportage on what’s taken place there.
“Only a year ago,” writes David R. Loy, “Barack Obama looked almost like the political equivalent of Maitreya.” But things have changed.
A transcript of a talk by Andrew Harvey, architect of “sacred activism”, given at the launch of Bhikkhu Bodhi’s “Buddhist Global Relief”.
Hozan Alan Senauke of the Clear View Project concisely explains the conflict happening in Burma, and what you can do about it.
The Interdependence Project’s Jerry Kolber shares some of the ways you can make a difference to our planet’s health, right now.
In China’s worst ethnic unrest in years, Uighurs took to the streets of Urumqi, capital of Xinjiang, on Sunday.
Punk rock. Divorce. Buddhism. Heidiminx explains how she developed her DIY approach to fixing the world.
Marianne Elliott on how to continue our practice during times of violence, by nourishing hope and mindfulness.
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