Engaging With World Tragedy

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Engaging With World Tragedy by Eric Kolvig (2011)	N/A	$10	1	Click Here
With our minds we make our world. Our minds have made most of our tragedies: personal ones like ruined relationships, social ones like injustice and war, and global ones like earthquakes and climate change. Eric Kolvig suggests how we can master these all-important minds, moment by moment, in order to create wellbeing on our planet, and also in our societies and in our personal lives. A practitioner of socially engaged Buddhism who was born and raised in New Hampshire by his Cook Islands mother and Danish-American father, he has been teaching in the vipassana Buddhist tradition since 1985, leading meditation retreats and giving public talks around the United States. Eric has a particular interest in grassroots dharma, building spiritual community in democratic, non-authoritarian ways. He is interested in the special value of spiritual practice in the natural world and lives in a rural intentional community in northern New Mexico. Some of his writings, and other material, can be found on his website at http://erickolvig.com/.

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Engaging With World Tragedy
by Eric Kolvig (2011)

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$10

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With our minds we make our world.

Our minds have made most of our tragedies: personal ones like ruined relationships, social ones like injustice and war, and global ones like earthquakes and climate change.

Eric Kolvig suggests how we can master these all-important minds, moment by moment, in order to create wellbeing on our planet, and also in our societies and in our personal lives.

A practitioner of socially engaged Buddhism who was born and raised in New Hampshire by his Cook Islands mother and Danish-American father, he has been teaching in the vipassana Buddhist tradition since 1985, leading meditation retreats and giving public talks around the United States.

Eric has a particular interest in grassroots dharma, building spiritual community in democratic, non-authoritarian ways.

He is interested in the special value of spiritual practice in the natural world and lives in a rural intentional community in northern New Mexico.

Some of his writings, and other material, can be found on his website at http://erickolvig.com/.

With our minds we make our world

Our minds have made most of our tragedies: personal ones like ruined relationships, social ones like injustice and war, and global ones like earthquakes and climate change.

Eric Kolvig suggests how we can master these all-important minds, moment by moment, in order to create wellbeing on our planet, and also in our societies and in our personal lives. Eric is a practitioner of socially engaged Buddhism. Born and raised in New Hampshire by his Cook Islands mother and Danish-American father, Eric Kolvig, Ph.D., has been teaching in the vipassana Buddhist tradition since 1985, leading meditation retreats and giving public talks around the United States.

He has a particular interest in grassroots dharma, building spiritual community in democratic, non-authoritarian ways. He is interested in the special value of spiritual practice in the natural world. Eric lives in a rural intentional community in northern New Mexico. Some of his writings, and other material can be found on his website at http://erickolv