Nondual Ecology

"In Nondual Ecology, John McClellan confronts the sentimentality that has infused much of the discussion of the environment among both Buddhists and non-Buddhists and asks us to accept that reality is as perfect today as it has ever been."
From Helen Tworkov,   Editor, Tricycle

HOW TO USE THE PROCEEDINGS
The Complete Proceedings are sorted by author. The Edited Proceedings have been divided into two files: The Core Material contains the backbone of the seminar, the serious stuff, and provides the most direct path into the subject matter. The Greater Discussion contains the rest of the material I felt was both important, and good reading. Both files are rich fields in which to wander. These files too are sorted by author, but you can easily resort them by subject, by date or by thread.

If you wish to download the entire files (each about 370kb),
select the   Core Material     or   Greater Discussion

Now that the heat of the discussion has cooled and the edited proceedings are available for review, I invite your comments, afterthoughts and reflections. These final comments will be added to the proceedings. For this purpose,the List itself is being reopened both to subscribers and to all who visit this web page, for one additional week, December 11 to 18. You will find direct email links here below to me and to the List. If you have any comments on the edited versions, add or drop, cut, etc, write me.

Thank you for a thrilling discussion. John McClellan

If pressed for time either the Summary (4pp) or the Short (10pp) version of paper will bring you directly into the discussion.

• Information, comments and letters about the paper. What the Critics said.

• You can still get the Ascii text version of the paper.