July 19

2:00 – 3:30 p.m. EST / 8:00 – 9:30 p.m. CEST

About the Session

Eco-Dharma Talk Series session four.

The Inner Green Deal is “a gift” for the future, because it can help change hearts and minds for a sustainable world. The inner dimension of sustainability is usually underrepresented in all initiatives around pro-environmental actions. 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?

About Liane

Liane Stephan is Co-Director and Co-Founder of the Awaris GmbH since 2009. She is responsible for the lead of the trainers and the certified training Mindfulness based systemic Coaching (MbsC). Born in 1957, Liane has over 30 years experience in leadership development, mindfulness and systemic organisation development and culture change.

About the Eco-Dharma Talk Series

July 16-20

2:00 – 3:30 p.m. Eastern / 8:00 – 9:30 p.m. CEST

15 USD / EUR per session

This event is part of the Eco-Dharma Talk Series: Exploring Where A Mindful Life and Ecology Meet with Dougald Hine, Helena Norberg-Hodge, Adam Lobel, Catherine McGee, Liane Stephan, and Christian Daniel Wahl.

Topics in this five-day Eco-Dharma Talk series range from circular economies, the importance of local food, finding our way in the midst of climate and other crises, ”inner dimensions of sustainability,” and our connection to the sacred earth. This talk series is being offered by Shambhala Online, in collaboration with Dechen Chöling Retreat Centre in France, and hosted by the Shambhala Touching the Earth Collective.

Session Topics and Presenters:

July 16 – Designing Regenerative Cultures with Christian Daniel Wahl 

July 17 – Local Food Can Save the World with Helena Norberg-Hodge 

July 18 – At Work in the Ruins: Finding Our Way In A Chaotic World with Dougald Hine

July 19 – Inner Green Deal with Liane Stephan

July 20 – This Sacred Earth with Catherine McGee and Adam Lobel

Each live session will include:

• A brief guided meditation
• A one-hour presentation
• Time for exchange and questions
• Connection with other meditation practitioners interested in the intersection between a mindful life, Buddhism, ecology, and care for our planet

Join one session or join them all. We can’t wait to see you there!

This online talk series is part of an in-person retreat being hosted at Dechen Chöling Retreat Centre in Limoges, France. To find out more and join in-person at Dechen Chöling, visit the Dechen Chöling retreat registration page.