EngagedPureLand
EngagedPureLand  ·  3 weeks ago

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BREAKING: DOGE has cancelled promised funding for the upcoming NEH Summer Institute "Buddhist Perspectives on the Natural World in an Age of Global Climate Change." This two-week intensive program was bringing 25 educators to Berkeley in order to learn from a dozen top scholars and practitioners of eco-Buddhism, including David Loy, Dekila Chungyalpa, and Natalie Avalos.
#Buddhism #engagedbuddhism#DOGE #Environment #ecology #sustainability #buddhist#NEH
https://www.mangalamresearch.org/summer-institute-2025/
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notes  ·  2 months ago

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I Vow Not to Burn Out

"In my world, there always seems to be way too much to do, along with too much suffering and societal corruption and not enough spaces of deep rest and regeneration." #MushimPatriciaIkedahttps://www.lionsroar.com/i-vow-not-to-burn-out/
#Dharma#Buddhism #BelovedCommunity #Interbeing#Mindfulness#Meditation#EngagedBuddhism#RecoveryDharma#SanghaInTheStreets#BuddhaGang
@dharma @belovedcommunity @engagedbuddhism
@recoverydharma @sanghainthestreets @buddhagang

EngagedPureLand
EngagedPureLand  ·  3 months ago

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The Young Buddhist Association of Ekoji Buddhist Temple, a Jodo Shinshu Pure Land temple in northern Virginia, released a statement for #blackhistorymonth. They included a list of 30 Black Buddhist teachers whom they expressed gratitude for.
#buddhist #buddhist #engagedbuddhism#jodoshinshu #shinbuddhism#blm
A screenshot of the Ekoji YBA Statement on Black History Month. It reads: "Today marks the beginning of Black History Month, a tradition accredited to Carter G. Woodson, who expressed a strong desire for Americans to learn and celebrate the achievements of Black Folk. As early as 1912, he worked to uplift and recognize Black History and the communities and the people that built it through commemorative weeks, educational journals, and collaborative conventions. We, the Young Buddhist Association, would like to highlight Black Buddhists who have immeasurably contributed to the illuminating strength of the Three Jewels (Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha). We also thank those individuals who have added to the history of walking the Eightfold Path, and all the guidance, insight, and compassion they have extended to others. In deep gassho, we give reverence, respect, and admiration to the 30 listed Black Buddhists, and the innumerable other Black Buddhists a part of the Worldwide Sangha who have helped highlight the intersection between Blackness and Buddhism. May all be safe. May all be healthy. May all be happy. May all live/rest with ease.
A screenshot of the Ekoji YBA Statement on Black History Month. It reads: "Today marks the beginning of Black History Month, a tradition accredited to Carter G. Woodson, who expressed a strong desire for Americans to learn and celebrate the achievements of Black Folk. As early as 1912, he worked to uplift and recognize Black History and the communities and the people that built it through commemorative weeks, educational journals, and collaborative conventions. We, the Young Buddhist Association, would like to highlight Black Buddhists who have immeasurably contributed to the illuminating strength of the Three Jewels (Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha). We also thank those individuals who have added to the history of walking the Eightfold Path, and all the guidance, insight, and compassion they have extended to others. In deep gassho, we give reverence, respect, and admiration to the 30 listed Black Buddhists, and the innumerable other Black Buddhists a part of the Worldwide Sangha who have helped highlight the intersection between Blackness and Buddhism. May all be safe. May all be healthy. May all be happy. May all live/rest with ease.
A screenshot of the Ekoji YBA Statement on Black History Month. It reads: "Today marks the beginning of Black History Month, a tradition accredited to Carter G. Woodson, who expressed a strong desire for Americans to learn and celebrate the achievements of Black Folk. As early as 1912, he worked to uplift and recognize Black History and the communities and the people that built it through commemorative weeks, educational journals, and collaborative conventions. We, the Young Buddhist Association, would like to highlight Black Buddhists who have immeasurably contributed to the illuminating strength of the Three Jewels (Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha). We also thank those individuals who have added to the history of walking the Eightfold Path, and all the guidance, insight, and compassion they have extended to others. In deep gassho, we give reverence, respect, and admiration to the 30 listed Black Buddhists, and the innumerable other Black Buddhists a part of the Worldwide Sangha who have helped highlight the intersection between Blackness and Buddhism. May all be safe. May all be healthy. May all be happy. May all live/rest with ease.
EngagedPureLand
EngagedPureLand  ·  3 months ago

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The list of 30 Black Buddhists whom the Ekoji Buddhist Temple Young Buddhist Association expressed gratitude for.
#buddhist #buddhist #engagedbuddhism#jodoshinshu #shinbuddhism#blm #blackhistorymonth #blackhistory
A screenshot of the list of Notable Black Buddhists. They are Rev. Angel Kyodo Williams, Faith Adiele, Hilda Gutierrez Baldoquin, Angela Dews, Acharya Gaylon Ferguson, Herbie Hancock, Jules Shuzen Harris, Bell Hooks, Charles Johnson, Sensei Alex Kakuyo, Rhonda Magee, Zenju Earthlyn Manuel, George Mumford, Lama Rod Owens, Meikle Paschal, Ralph Steele, Jasmine Syedullah, Alice Walker, Tina Turner, Jan Willis, Pamela Ayo Yetunde, Dr. Marlene Jones, Cheryl A. Giles, Roshi Merle Kodo Boyd, Rev. Dr. Leon E. Wright, Venerable Bhante Suhita Dharma, Leonard West, Aishah Shahidah Simmons, Sister Peace, Ruth King
A screenshot of the list of Notable Black Buddhists. They are Rev. Angel Kyodo Williams, Faith Adiele, Hilda Gutierrez Baldoquin, Angela Dews, Acharya Gaylon Ferguson, Herbie Hancock, Jules Shuzen Harris, Bell Hooks, Charles Johnson, Sensei Alex Kakuyo, Rhonda Magee, Zenju Earthlyn Manuel, George Mumford, Lama Rod Owens, Meikle Paschal, Ralph Steele, Jasmine Syedullah, Alice Walker, Tina Turner, Jan Willis, Pamela Ayo Yetunde, Dr. Marlene Jones, Cheryl A. Giles, Roshi Merle Kodo Boyd, Rev. Dr. Leon E. Wright, Venerable Bhante Suhita Dharma, Leonard West, Aishah Shahidah Simmons, Sister Peace, Ruth King
A screenshot of the list of Notable Black Buddhists. They are Rev. Angel Kyodo Williams, Faith Adiele, Hilda Gutierrez Baldoquin, Angela Dews, Acharya Gaylon Ferguson, Herbie Hancock, Jules Shuzen Harris, Bell Hooks, Charles Johnson, Sensei Alex Kakuyo, Rhonda Magee, Zenju Earthlyn Manuel, George Mumford, Lama Rod Owens, Meikle Paschal, Ralph Steele, Jasmine Syedullah, Alice Walker, Tina Turner, Jan Willis, Pamela Ayo Yetunde, Dr. Marlene Jones, Cheryl A. Giles, Roshi Merle Kodo Boyd, Rev. Dr. Leon E. Wright, Venerable Bhante Suhita Dharma, Leonard West, Aishah Shahidah Simmons, Sister Peace, Ruth King
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