Buddhist Peace Fellowship – What s My Role in the Revolution

(This course is available for immediate delivery) There is no single correct role to play— contrary to the judgmental mindset we’ve inherited from capitalism. It takes many of us— all of us!— in All of our multi-To achieve collective liberation, dimensionality is required.

Buddhist Peace Fellowship – What s My Role in the Revolution

Or should I run for office Or meditate in You can live in a cave for 12+ years. You can also start a farm in your community. Or invest in We need to explore outer space so that we can find a place to live. the planet dies? Should I quit my job and become a civil rights attorney … or a full time activist?

Are any of these thoughts familiar? Do any of these thoughts sound familiar? in the revolution.

Here’s how to discover your true role.

You’ll receive delicious interviews with brilliant organizers and teachers, each with a contemplation or a practice you can savor on your own time. You’ll receive a set tips to help you take these materials with you. the You can use the computer to program them into your schedule for a day or practice and reflection. in the Your busy, messy, beautiful, and precious life.

It will not be a time you spend at your computer.

Suggested schedules (Revise as Required)

Bell hooks Buddhist Black liberation scholar, gives us this encouragement

“If in the You are having a hard time finding your joy. What Is the “Is there any struggle that can restore my joy?”

Audre Ladye, black lesbian feminist writer, famously said:

The master’s Tools will not be disassembled the master’s house. While they may temporarily allow us to beat him at his game, they won’t enable us to make real change.

Truth. You might be left wondering what the truth is. the Are you looking for new tools? How can I integrate my spirituality with social justice in order to create truly liberatory solutions

At Buddhist Peace Fellowship, we’ve been exploring these questions through BLOCK | BUILD | BE, a framework describing the These are essential characteristics for social and spiritual transformation.

Block: Resisting injustice and harm

Develop: Cultivating relationships, communities, new structures

Consider contemplative practices that promote resilience and liberation

There is no single correct role to play— contrary to the judgmental mindset we’ve inherited from capitalism. It takes many of us— all of us!— in All of our multilingual products-To achieve collective liberation, dimensionality is required.

Our social movements, just like ecosystems thrive on diversity in life forms, require multiple roles. What’s What is your role??

Strengthen your practice and activism

What What does it take for true transformation to occur? the The world around us Special guests speakers will be joining us, talking about:

How to do the things you love best and how to trust that others will take care of your needs.
Allowing others to join and letting go of everything the collective effort.
Be less judgmental and more cooperative with people who are focusing on a different job.
Spiritual practice and community building are interwoven.
Here are some examples of leaders who sustain themselves in Environmental and social movements
How to balance Block, Build and Be for more effectiveness AND less burnout in your life.

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