Event Title:
Buddhist Perspectives on Global Climate Change
Dharma Dialogue Series at Nebraska Zen Center
Event Overview:
Join us for an enlightening session in the Dharma Dialogue Series, where we explore the intersection of Buddhism and global climate change. This event will provide profound insights into how Buddhist teachings offer practical guidance on addressing one of the most pressing issues of our time—climate change.
Venue:
Nebraska Zen Center
Omaha, USA
Guest Speakers:
Event Details:
In this special event, Rev. Eric Daishin McCabe, a respected Buddhist priest, will share his insights on how Buddhist principles of mindfulness, interconnection, and sustainability can inspire practical solutions to global environmental challenges. Nabraj Lama, a research scholar from Lumbini Buddhist University, will moderate the conversation, exploring how Buddhist perspectives align with modern efforts to combat climate change, while emphasizing the ethical responsibility we all share toward the planet.
What to Expect:
Special Acknowledgments:
This event is made possible through the support of Joyce Yupin Chao (Vice Chair & Education and Outreach Coordinator, Lincoln Zen Center), Julie Carmer and Stan Tabaka (Lincoln, Nebraska), Naina Tamang (Researcher, Institute for Socio-Cultural Research & Analysis), Pamela Griffin (President, Nebraska Zen Center), Dawa Tamang (Co-Founder, Indigenous Business Investment), and all participants and members of the Zen community.
Why Attend?
Who Should Attend?
This event is open to all who are interested in exploring Buddhism, mindfulness, and their applications in creating a sustainable future. Whether you are a member of the Zen community, a climate advocate, or someone curious about how spiritual teachings intersect with environmental responsibility, this event offers a unique opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue.
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