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24 October 2026 · Online

From Separation to Kinship: Buddhist Practices for Ecological Belonging

A talk at the Second Conference on Buddhism and Ecology on cultivating a lived experience of interdependence with the natural world through contemplative practices in nature.

24Octoberto October 24, 2026
Online conference talk09:00 AM–09:45 AM
FormatOnline conference talk
PeriodAutumn 2026
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From Separation to Kinship: Buddhist Practices for Ecological Belonging

A talk at the Second Conference on Buddhism and Ecology on cultivating a lived experience of interdependence with the natural world through contemplative practices in nature.

"My friends, do not lose heart. We were made for these times." — Kaira Jewel Lingo, We Were Made for These Times: Ten Lessons for Moving Through Change, Loss, and Disruption (Parallax Press, 2021), via oneearthsangha.org book excerpt
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