This five-day, Eco-Dharma Talks series includes topics such as: circular economies, the importance of local food, finding our way in climate and other crises, ”inner dimensions of sustainability," and our connection to the sacred earth.

Explore the cultivation of agility and courage to abide in a genuine, ongoing relationship with this sacred earth, no matter what the next decades bring.

The Inner Green Deal assumes that our current crisis is a crisis of relationships. How can mindfulness teachers contribute to that necessary shift from ego to eco?

Join a conversation that suggests if we stand firmly forward and face the depth of the trouble we are in, it can help us find the work that is worth doing, even in the ruins.

By shortening the distance between consumers and producers, we structurally encourage diversity on the farm–which in turn means greater productivity, more local livelihoods, more nutritious food and healthier ecosystems.

Join this exploration of the ways in which we can reframe and understand the crises that we currently face and how we can LIVE our way rather than KNOW our way into the future.