Ecodharma:Trail to Kanjiroba

[Kokuu]

Dear all

This sounds like an interesting book from climate change author and conservationist, William DeBuys, in which he seeks to find a constructive way of living in an age of ecological loss and catastrophe.

Trail to Kanjiroba

There is a related interview with DeBuys in Tricycle: https://tricycle.org/article/trail-to-kanjiroba/

Gassho
Kokuu
-sattoday-

[Doshin]

Dear all

This sounds like an interesting book from climate change author and conservationist, William DeBuys, in which he seeks to find a constructive way of living in an age of ecological loss and catastrophe.

Trail to Kanjiroba

There is a related interview with DeBuys in Tricycle: https://tricycle.org/article/trail-to-kanjiroba/

Gassho
Kokuu
-sattoday-

Thanks Kokuu a year or so ago I heard him give a talk about the book. It did sound interesting.

Doshin
St

[Tairin]

Thank you for sharing his Kokuu

That’s a great interview in Tricycle. I particularly liked this

In hospice care, you accept the trends of where things are going, and instead of focusing on the big fix, you focus on making things as good as you can, right here and now, for as long as you can. It requires you to relinquish attachment to outcomes and to focus on the fullness of the present.

I think a few of us struggled with “the big fix” while we read Ecodharma.


Tairin
Sat today and lah

[Naiko]

Thank you for posting this, Kokuu.

Naiko
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