The Joy of Living Green: The new environmentalism celebrates the positive. Because the green life is the good life.
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this issue's editorial:
Shambhala Sun deputy editor Andrea Miller on the value of finding something natural to love.
features
Best known for his classic role on The Sopranos, Michael Imperioli is a dedicated Buddhist. From gangsters to gurus, film to family — Andrea Miller on Imperioli’s spiritual journey.
Shambhala Sun senior writer Barry Boyce reports on the new
environmentalism that celebrates the positive, and the people who make it possible. Because the green life is
the good life.
Margot Sammurtok introduces you to Diana Lopez, Dekila Chungyalpa, Rebecca Fletcher, and Robin Bryan, four young activists who are making our planet a better place.
PLUS: David Abram, Mary Pipher, Callie Bates on the love that got her through chemo, Jennifer Lauck on learning to embrace what is — even divorce — and more.
other voices
Towering stacks of newspapers, a mountain of clippings — James Kullander
feels they might contain some fact that would transform his life. Deep
down, though, he knows what would be truly transformative.
RELATED SHAMBHALA SUNSPACE EXCLUSIVE:
James Kullander reflects on the classic film — thirty years later.
When body and mind are synchronized, Sakyong Mipham says, we can live with grace and dignity, grounded and in harmony with the world around us.
RELATED SHAMBHALASUN.COM SPOTLIGHT:
A Q&A with Tiffany Shlain, the filmmaker behind the new documentary, Connected: An Autobiography About Love, Death, and Technology.
AND ON SHAMBHALA SUNSPACE:
"the mindful society"
David Swick on mindfulness as it applies to substance abuse and dependence.
SEE ALSO:
This website from the publishers of the Shambhala Sun will help you
bring the benefits of mindfulness practice into every aspect of your
life.
Look inside the November 2011 Shambhala Sun magazine.
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