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Buddhist teacher John Bell invites us to hold the Earth's beauty and its suffering together, and offers three questions and practical, hopeful ways to act.
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For Khan Shairani, the freedom to choose comes bound to obligation. A reflection on non-violence toward the world we share.
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Lenny Somervell and Rabbi Laura Bellows draw on Jewish mourning practice and the wisdom of the High Holidays to explore how grief, when we let ourselves feel it, can become the ground for collective action.
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Margaret Bullitt-Jonas explores how love and longing — rooted in her Christian faith and the impending arrival of her first grandchild — call her to protect the Earth for generations to come.
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Gopal Patel reflects on three bodies of water, the Ganges, Walden Pond, and the ocean, and what each teaches us about the change we're asked to make.