Integral Dharma

Films for the Planet is presenting its fifth annual Earth Week streaming film event, April 16-23. You are invited! Signup: http://bit.ly/30J6pp0 Register to ...watch free films throughout the week, participate in film discussions, and hear from leaders in the Rights of Nature movement who are working to ensure water protection and environmental personhood. From the U.S. heartland to New Zealand and beyond -- our great rivers have a story to tell. It’s up to us to listenas together we set an intention to value, heal and protect our most precious natural resource. From pollution, industrial agriculture and water privatization to the Rights of Naturewe will explore how our personal and planetary health depends on fresh perspectives and collective action. Program Details: http://freshwatersgathering.com/ Don't miss 15+ award-winning documentary films-- join filmmakers, citizen scientists, entrepreneurs, legal scholars, passionate citizens and movement leaders over the course of the 8-day festival. Program topics: State of the River, Governance, Protecting the River, Food and Agriculture, Indigenous leadership and our relationship with Water, and Lifestyles in Harmony with Nature.

Join the fun for the LIVE FB event book launch of True Light at https://www.facebook.com/events/917430392135027 and Join your favorite wisdom teachers in COMMON SENTIENCE, the exciting new book series you can submit your story to! Go to https://sacredstories.com/commonsentience

Voices Youth Presents: Ending Nukes and Ending Climate Change - The Ethical Responsibility to Mitigate Negative Human Impact on the Environment

Is anything sacred By Prof Jim Bowler To understand the world we live in, the University breaks knowledge into discrete compartments, geology, botany, archae...ology, philosophy and others. Dividing the whole into manageable parts is the easy bit. It is much more difficult to put the whole together again. To understand ourselves in this chaotic world, that is the challenge we face. The sum of information that we take on board is much greater than the parts. Our response to that task makes us who we are. See more