Buddhist Coalition for Democracy
Seth Zuihō Segall, Amaury Cruz, Lorena Saavedra Smith, Kirsten Dalquist, Serge Prengel, Mike Slott, Linda Modaro, Karen Kat Symington Muendell, Karsten Struhl, Kathryn KoehlThe Buddhist Coalition for Democracy supports democracy with wisdom and compassion in accord with the principles of right speech and action.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 94 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 17 days ago |
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buddhistcoalitionfordemocracy.subst...Latest Issues
A Buddhist Case for Confronting Injustice
[A shorter version of this essay was published earlier on this Substack]
Since my early childhood, I have been prickly about the injustices I observed growing up in a brutal right-wing dictatorship and the inequalities I perceived at churc...
Walk Lightly Upon the Earth
Caressing the dewy grass
Being warmed by benevolent Sun
Droplets genially glistening
Evaporating gently back to Sky
Walk lightly upon the Earth
Retaining the curiosity of children
Enchanted by hummingbirds
Carefree as cubs at play...
A Buddhist Defense of Liberal Democracy
As the mid-term elections approach, people are very concerned about what is happening in this country and what they can do to promote democracy. BCD in partnership with IMCW will be holding a virtual town hall “The Bodhisattva Path in Actio...
No Unsacred Places
“There are no unsacred places; there are only sacred places and desecrated places.” —Wendell Berry
The desecration of Big Bend National Park in Texas began last week. The area is currently being invaded by federal contractors who are clear...
A Buddhist Case for Confronting Injustice
Since my early childhood I have been prickly about the injustices that I observed growing up in a brutal right-wing dictatorship and the inequalities I perceived going to church and elsewhere. How could there be so many people who went hung...
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Seth Zuihō Segall is a Zen Buddhist priest, author, and psychologist. He is a contributing editor to Tricycle: The Buddhist Review and a founding member of the Buddhist Coalition for Democracy.
Amaury Cruz is a writer, political activist, and retired lawyer from South Carolina. He holds a Bachelor's in Political Science and a Juris Doctor and has been a Zen practitioner since 1994 in the tradition of Roshi Philip Kapleau.
Author of Awaken Your Roots. Ecopsychologist, and Pacha philosopher, A Peruvian woman replanted to the U.S., guiding emotional healing through nature, ancestral wisdom & embodiment. For soul-led seekers reclaiming rooted, present, free living.
PhD student in Denver studying religion and environmentalism. Just out here trying to love my crooked neighbor with my crooked heart. \ud83e\udd20
Serge Prengel is a therapist who explores Proactive Mindfulness in his podcast, writings and workshops.
Mike Slott is the editor of the Secular Buddhist Network website and a longtime labor and political activist. He is also a member of the Coordinating Committee of the Buddhist Coalition for Democracy.
Linda Modaro is the founder and lead teacher at Sati Sangha, and teaches Reflective Meditation. She is co-author of Reflective Meditation: Cultivating Kindness and Curiosity in the Buddha’s Company. You can reach her at [email protected].
Mom of 5 amazing humans, Yoga instructor (RYT500), Zen Buddhist, EcoDharma advocate, Graduate of French Culinary Institute, Ayurvedic Consultant
I am a vipassana practitioner, a socially engaged Buddhist, and a Marxist. I am a member of the Secular Buddhist Network, and I helped initiate the Buddhist Coalition of Democracy.
Project manager, mom and social activist
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