Shantigarbha’s second book! What does Buddhism have to say about the climate and ecological emergency?

Buddhists give great importance to mindfulness, wisdom, compassion and interconnectedness, qualities that often make them deeply concerned about the environment and climate change.

The Burning House asks how we can wake up and respond to the crisis from a Buddhist perspective. It will be of interest both to Buddhists concerned about the climate, and to eco-activists wishing to ground their work in a spiritual context.

Visit The Burning House publisher’s page.

The Burning House book tour online and in-person

January 2022

No events planned.

February 2022

No events planned.

March 2022

12        Ipswich Buddhist Centre’s event for young people.

April 2022

18-22  Triratna Earth Sangha Urban Retreat. Details TBC.

26 Manchester Buddhist Centre, Sangha Night book launch.

The Burning House online courses

Shantigarbha offers courses based on The Burning House, hosted by The Buddhist Centre Online. The next one is scheduled for March 2022, details TBC. Facilitation track available for Triratna Order Members.

To give you a taste of what you can expect in the course, in July 2020 Shantigarbha offered a session as part of Buddhist Action Month for TheBuddhistCentre.com. Here’s a video of the highlights from that session:

If you’d like to invite Shantigarbha to lead a session or event on this topic, please get in touch.