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David Suzuki & Thich Nhat Hanh in Conversation: How Do We Bring About a Collective Awakening?
David Suzuki, Zen Buddhist Monk Thich Nhat Hanh, Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, and David Suzuki Foundation Chair Jim Hoggan in conversation about mindfulness, climate change and how to bring about the collective public awakening needed to restore health to the planet.
For more information about David Suzuki please visit - davidsuzuki.org/#
For more information about Thich Nhat Hanh please visit - plumvillage.org/
David Suzuki & Thich Nhat Hanh in Conversation from Hoggan & Associates on Vimeo.
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Remove the feeling of guilt. One's job is not the most important expenditure of energy. We need healing ceremonies such as sharing a single cup of tea for an hour and a half, breathing together, smiling together, enjoying each other's presence. Thich Nhat Hanh is one authority I'd willingly submit to.
Many thanks to CD and Hoggan & Assoc for bringing us another resource toward collective resiliency for the times we find ourselves living:)
I'm impressed by the power of calm acceptance/acknowledgement of a situation just as it is, without despair. From that point of stillness, healing can arise, perhaps in surprising form. But an attitude of despair - and anger - locks us in to a very limited set of solutions, centered around the expectation that someone will lose.
I'm all for win-win solutions that meet everyone's needs.
Blessings to all.