Vajrayana Ecodharma, an Earth Salon
The Earth Salon an initiative of Shambhala Touching the Earth Collective presents
Vajrayana Ecodharma with Adam Lobel
Sunday, November 10, 2024,
1–2:30 pm Atlantic (6–7:30 pm CET)
Free
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In the still small but growing field of Ecodharma, with a few exceptions, modern Vajrayana communities seem relatively quiet. Why might this be? We will explore the body, speech, and mind of a Vajrayana approach to ecological loss, climate change, and the sacredness of our living planet.
Adam Lobel, PhD, practices at the threshold of ecologies, Buddhist-inspired meditation and philosophy, and psycho-social political change. Adam has been a teacher of Buddhism for more than twenty years, is a scholar-practitioner of philosophy and religion, focusing on Dzogchen Tibetan Buddhism and contemporary ecological theory. Adam teaches Ecopsychology and a critical style of contemplative training that seeks to avoid enclosure in neoliberal mindfulness while disclosing effortless awareness. He is part of a network of people exploring what he calls Four Fields of contemplative practices. He lives in Pittsburgh, PA with his family where he protects lands from the petrochemical industry. For more on Adam’s practices: www.releasement.org
The monthly Earth Salons are an initiative of the Shambhala Touching the Earth Collective, and are curated and facilitated by Deborah Luscomb, with occasional guest ‘experts’.
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Previous Earth Salon recordings can be enjoyed here.