The Buddhist Eco-Chaplaincy Association and the Brooklyn Zen Center present: Spiritual Care for the Poly-Crisis: Intersection of the environmental crisis with systems of racial, gender, and economic exploitation.

We all long for another life at times. But sometimes, this longing isn’t asking us to choose a different life, but to choose a different relationship to life we’re living.

There’s two simple ingredients to a meaningful ritual: your time and attention.

Dakota Limón meditates on the transition from the season of wood to the season of fire, and invites the plum tree into the conversation on spring’s end and summer’s beginning too.

In collaboration with Brooklyn Zen Center, this live event series begins on June 2nd, featuring a few of BECA’s very own. In preparation for her role as moderator, Nikayla reflects on what called her onto the the path of Buddhist eco-chaplaincy.

Buddhist Eco-Chaplains on Buddhist Eco-Chaplaincy

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