By Jeremy Lent, Patterns Of Meaning blog
It’s in the cauldron of sharing our grief with our community, of gazing at it together and not looking away, that the heartbreak turns to hope.”
By Jennifer Atkinson, Resilience.org
So go ahead and grieve. It’s a good sign that you’re shedding old defenses and denial. Which is precisely what we need now in the fight to save what remains.
By Kaira Jewel Lingo, OneEarthSangha
Each of us can decide what is the right action for us to take. It is important that our action comes from a place of peace inside, and that it brings joy. It does not need to conform to other people’s standards or expectations. We can find our particular passion that lights us up, and put it in service to the earth, in service of strengthening our collective wellbeing.
By James Magnus-Johnston, Resilience.org
We’re feeling a tipping point emerge, and it’s not just ecological. It's cultural, political, and institutional. We’d best do the emotional work and be ready.
By Sarah Jaquette Ray, Resilience.org
There are no easy solutions to the problems we are facing. Addressing climate change will take a lot of work by a lot of people all over the planet. The fight against our climate crisis is not a sprint, it’s a marathon. We will need to learn how to build resilience of our interiority as much as we engineer resilient communities and infrastructures.