Engaged Nonduality
Where Awakening and Action Intersect
Engaged Nonduality is a living inquiry and invitation to explore how the nondual recognition of non-separation is embodied in response to our planetary crises.
At the root of our current polycrisis is a Metacrisis of separation. The nondual teachings are an important contribution to a wise response.
Upcoming Events
January 11th - with Loch Kelly
February 8th - with John Prendergast
All sessions Online 9am-11am Pacific
A monthly series hosted by Lisa Ferguson with nondual teachers and other guests exploring an awakened response to planetary crises.
Resources
Awakening and Action: Toward an Engaged Nonduality
In this kickoff to the series, Lisa presents a working framework and practices of an engaged nonduality: how the recognition of non-separation moves in response to our world in crisis. This includes themes of personal and collective awakening, individual action, and collective liberation. She invites the group to explore how love and truth might move through us, as well as how we can kindly tend to our conditioned parts and intense emotions – such as terror, despair, rage and shame – that may emerge as we face the enormity of our Metacrisis.
John and Lisa offer space for group sharing, meditation and a deep meeting of what arises as we face our Metacrisis in community, from the heart of being.
Engaged Nonduality Series with Jeremy Lent: From Awakened Heart to a Flourishing Earth
A deep investigation into the source of the metacrisis reveals, at its root, a worldview of separation: a belief that we’re split between mind and body, separate from each other, and at odds with the natural world.
In this session, Jeremy Lent shows how that worldview has led to today’s civilizational crisis and what’s at stake for our future. Then, he shares an alternative worldview of deep interconnectedness that arises naturally both from modern science as well as the great wisdom traditions of Buddhism, Taoism, and Indigenous knowledge— and what it implies for our identity and values.
Finally, Jeremy offers a glimpse of what a civilization might look like based on values arising from this worldview—one that sets the conditions for all people to thrive on a regenerated Earth: an ecological civilization.
More resources coming soon.