David Suzuki & Thich Nhat Hanh
hoggan.com David Suzuki, Zen Buddhist Monk Thich Nhat Hanh, Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson, and David Suzuki Foundation Chair Jim Hoggan sat down to discuss mindfulness, climate change and how to bring about the collective public awakening needed to restore health to the planet. For more information about David Suzuki please visit – davidsuzuki.org For more information about Thich Nhat Hanh please visit – www.plumvillage.org
David Suzuki & Thich Nhat Hanh
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The best way to “educate” others is to live your life according to your beliefs and be deliriously happy as a result. It’s infectious.
Thic Nat Han talked about people avoiding suffering by consuming more…but I’ve found when (as environmentalists) we ‘remind’ people of the ‘reality’ they run ever farther away. This reminding must be done with ever so much gentleness and compassion. I think living sustainably must be marketted as enjoyable – not as a ‘sacrifice’ that will cause even more suffering…
The difficulty w/ “educating” people about climate change is that it’s too intangible. Humanity impacting climate cycles enough to induce Global Warming is far-fetched. Not to mention that there are organizations wielding immense power over the populace by utilizing such theories. The earth & its global climate are cyclical. Rapid heating, prior to ice ages is very probable when looking into the historical data. “Focusing” on climate change is a distraction IMO. There are more relevant matters.