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Dr. David Loy on Reconnecting with Nature and our Inner Being | Our Gift to the Earth
Our guest today is Dr. David Loy, Professor of Buddhist and Comparative Philosophy, writer, and teacher in the Zen tradition of Japanese Buddhism.
In today’s interview with Scott Snibbe, he discusses the necessity of engaging with the world and transcending duality as part of one’s contemplative practice; how Buddhism and other contemplative traditions change in response to the needs of the contemporary world; and how to respond appropriately to the challenges of our time, without falling into the extremes of indifference or despair.
They will also talk about the need to deepen our relation with, and love for, Nature and wilderness; how personal transformation is necessary in order to enable collective growth; and how Buddhism and other contemplative teachings can help us face what Noam Chomsky called "the most dangerous moment ever in human history".
Show Notes:
- 0:00: Introduction
- 7:18: Exploration of Zen and Academic Careers
- 13:33: Ecodharma and Connection with Nature
- 19:56: Buddhism's Influence on Western Society
- 26:30: Personal Transformation and Social Engagement
- 32:47: Environmental Concerns and Spiritual Responses
- 39:01: Overcoming Dualities and Embracing Non-Duality
- 45:24: Looking Ahead: Buddhism's Role in Modern Crises
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Our guest today is Dr. David Loy, Professor of Buddhist and Comparative Philosophy, writer, and teacher in the Zen tradition of Japanese Buddhism.
In today’s interview with Scott Snibbe, he discusses the necessity of engaging with the world and transcending duality as part of one’s contemplative practice; how Buddhism and other contemplative traditions change in response to the needs of the contemporary world; and how to respond appropriately to the challenges of our time, without falling into the extremes of indifference or despair.
They will also talk about the need to deepen our relation with, and love for, Nature and wilderness; how personal transformation is necessary in order to enable collective growth; and how Buddhism and other contemplative teachings can help us face what Noam Chomsky called "the most dangerous moment ever in human history".
Show Notes:
- 0:00: Introduction
- 7:18: Exploration of Zen and Academic Careers
- 13:33: Ecodharma and Connection with Nature
- 19:56: Buddhism's Influence on Western Society
- 26:30: Personal Transformation and Social Engagement
- 32:47: Environmental Concerns and Spiritual Responses
- 39:01: Overcoming Dualities and Embracing Non-Duality
- 45:24: Looking Ahead: Buddhism's Role in Modern Crises
Science & Wisdom LIVE brings meditation practitioners in conversation with scientists to address the problems of contemporary society and come to new possible solutions.
Subscribe to our Newsletter
Follow us on Facebook
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