Dharma rain: sources of Buddhist environmentalism/
edited by Stephanie Kaza and Kenneth Kraft.
- Boston: Shambhala Publications, 2000.
- viii, 493 p. ; 23 cm.
Part One: Teachings from Buddhist Traditions hitroduction REVERENCE FOR LIFE Dwelling in the Forest " Mahavatnnkutei Suti'ci A Tree-Spirit Joins the Assembly of Monks « Bitddhaghosa Love for Animals •» Cullavagga The Wishing Tree and The Noble Hare o Jataka Tales Loving-kindness Metta Sutta How Bodhisattvas Serve Sentient Beings o Hiia-yen Sutra The Bodhisattva Path o Shantideva The Hunter and the Deer » Milarepa NATURE AS TEACHER OR REFUGE Dharma Rain o Lotus Sutra One Trudi, Countless Teachings o Hua-ycn Sutra At Flome in tlie Mountains o Mahakashyapa Cold Mountain Poems o Hau-shan Haiku in the Rain » Basho, Buson, Shiki THE NATURE OF NATURE The Jewel Net of Indra « Tu-shun The Coincidence of Opposites <■ Shih-t^ou Letter to the Island " Myoe Mountains and M-'aters Sutra <• Dogen Poetrv of Daito ■» Daito Part Two: Contemporary Interpretations of THE Teachings Introduction The Sim My Heart <• Thick Nhat Hank Early Buddhist Attitudes toward Nature o Uly Silva Thoughts on the Jatakas <■ R/ife M/ntiii Enlightenment for Plants and Trees o Williaw LtiFlcur Buddhism with a Small b <> Sulak Sivaraksa Blue Mountains Constantly M'alking o Cuny Siiytkr River Seeing the River » John Daido Loori The Third Turning of the Mfoeel o Joaniui Mmy Part Three: Buddhism in the World Introduction globalization, population, and DEVELOPMENT The True Source of Political Success o The Dalai Lama Buddhist Solutions for the Twenty-first Centuiy o Prayudh Payutto The Religion of Consumerism o Sulak Sivaraksa Development As If People Mattered » Sulak Sivaraksa BUDDHIST COUNTRIES IN ENVIRONMENTAL TROUBLE Thailand's Ecology jVIonks Pipob Udoviittipontr dree Ordination in Thailand o Susan M. Darlington Dhamma M'alk around Songkhla Lake o Sant,karo Bhikkhu Resisting tlte Yadana Gas Pipeline o Gmuzdek The Agony of Tibet o Galen Roivell Make Tibet a Zone of Peace o The Dalai Lama Part Four: Environmental Activism as Buddhist Practice Introduction foundations of activism Responsibility and Social Action o Philip Knpleau Zen Work » Nonnan Fischer Encouraging Words for Activists a Joanna Macy Practicing with Passion » Christopher Tittnuss Renunciation and Daring » Chogyain Tniiigpd Meeting the Dralas o Jerejuy Hayward DEFENDING SENTIENT BEINGS What Can I Do? " Vanyn Pubners Universal Chainsaw, Universal Forest o Erin Volhehn The Rainforest as Teacher <• John Seed Guarding the Earth ■> Joanna Macy Part Five: Home Practice, Wild Practice Introduction The Attentive Heart » Stephanie Kaza Meditating with Mountains and Rivers ■> Patrick McMahon In Search of the Snow Leopard <■ Peter Matthiessen The Buddha Got Enlightened under a Tree » Rick Fields City Practice and Bush Practice <> Kuya Minogne Mall Mindfulness <> Elias Ainidon Garden Practice o Wendy Johnson CHOOSING WHAT TO EAT Buddha and the Beasts " Helen Tworkov Vegetarianism as Practice » Philip Glass Compassion for All Beings ° Bodhin Kjolhede Nets of Beads, Webs of Cells Gaiy Snyder Part Six: Challenges in Buddhist Thought and Action Introduction Western Buddhism and die Global Crisis <> Peter Tnnmennan Notes for a Buddhist Politics <* Williavi Ophiils Deep Ecology and Political Activism » Bill Dcvall Nuclear Ecology and Engaged Buddhism » Kenneth Kiaft Population, Consumption, and the Environment ° Rita M. Gioss Envisioning the Future " Robert Aitken Part Seven; Passages for Ceremonies AND Daily Practice Introduction The Four Bodhisattva Vows Invocation for Earth Relief Ceremony » Rochester Zen Center Ecological Precepts " Green Gulch Zen Center Earth Verses o Thich Nhat Hanh Meal Verses » Thich Nhat Hanh Grace » Gaiy Snyder Spiritual Exercises for Social Activists o Joanna Macy Apple Meditation o Wendy Johnson Elowers o Buddhist Temple of Chicago Verses for Environmental Practice Roben Aitken Smokey the Bear Sutra « Gaty Snyder A Love Letter o Nanao Sakaki
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Buddhism -- Social aspects. Buddhist ethics. Environmental ethics. Environmental responsibility.