Eko (Ecological); dō (way) - environmental action as sacred practice.
Harnessing the power of compassion, we bear witness to ecological and human suffering, and act to alleviate it. Ekodo links with the original intention of the Zen martial arts, as the skillful minimization of harm based on the realisation that the whole world is our truest self. Therefore, defending ecosystems and communities is ultimately self defense.
The three pillars of Ekodo are:
Ekodo is led and hosted by Zen teacher Sean Weaver Sensei, Zen practice leader Jo Campbell, and Zen master Arthur Wells Roshi who each live in Christchurch New Zealand.
For more information, please contact us.
You can also follow Ekodo on the Ekodo Facebook Group.
Harnessing the power of compassion, we bear witness to ecological and human suffering, and act to alleviate it. Ekodo links with the original intention of the Zen martial arts, as the skillful minimization of harm based on the realisation that the whole world is our truest self. Therefore, defending ecosystems and communities is ultimately self defense.
The three pillars of Ekodo are:
- Just As I Am: Locating the core of our deep self confidence
- Practice: Mastering compassionate action through regular practice and training
- Community: Listening deeply and being heard, shared connections, and mutual support
Ekodo is led and hosted by Zen teacher Sean Weaver Sensei, Zen practice leader Jo Campbell, and Zen master Arthur Wells Roshi who each live in Christchurch New Zealand.
For more information, please contact us.
You can also follow Ekodo on the Ekodo Facebook Group.