Sustainability and Spirituality

 

May 24 – 26

 

with Marty Janowitz

 

at Dorje Denma Ling

 

Much of the dysfunction of modern civilization is based on a material culture driving separation and an alienation from the living earth. Marty Janowitz.

 

Diverse spiritual traditions recognize that humankind is not separate but an integrated part of nature. Exploring sustainability and spirituality in an integrated way, we will delve into the foundations of sacred activism. Together, we will explore our interconnectedness with each other and each other’s strengths, and with the living environment and its richness. And we will look into how that interconnectedness informs our values and actions as individuals, families and communities.

 

Please share this invitation with your members and colleagues so we can benefit by joining together with like-minded activists, environmentalists, educators, organic farmers, and the just plain curious.

 

 

Friday, May 24

 

Free introductory talk open to everyone.

 

For more info visit us online:

 

www.dorjedenmaling.com

 

or call us at 902-657-9085

 

 

Biography for Marty Janowitz:

 

During the past 20+ years Marty Janowitz has been involved with fellow Nova Scotians in efforts to realize the shared aspiration of a decent and flourishing society noted for its integrated environmental, social and economic vitality. He is currently Chair of the Nova Scotia Round Table on Environment and Sustainable Prosperity and the Authentic Leadership in Action Institute (ALIA). He was Executive Director of Clean Nova Scotia, President of the Nova Scotia Nature Trust, of Genuine Progress Indicators (GPI) Atlantic, and Chair of the Board of Naropa University. Marty is a long-time student of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche and Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche and is a senior teacher in the Shambhala Buddhist tradition. 

 

Discounted tuition option and payment plans are available.

 

Don’t let financial difficulties keep you from attending this program.