Want to learn how to participate in loving and kind direct actions? Sign up here and we will let you know of our free and upcoming Mindful Direct Action Trainings in the Twin Cities as they get scheduled. Until then, this page also links you to a PDF of the Mindful Direct Action Training handouts and a list of direct action resources to help you learn more right now.
A January 25, 2020 Mindful Direct Action Training at Mayflower UCC helped prepare people to “Overcome evil with good, falsehood with truth, and hatred with love.” (Quote from Peace Pilgrim.)
Donate to support the OWL Retreat for animal advocates. This retreat will help attendees learn the skills they need to take care of themselves physically, psychologically, and emotionally while advocating for animals. It will also provide information and techniques to help their activism be more sustainable, effective, and loving.
Thank you for your involvement with the Boundless Love Project. Read what you helped us accomplish in 2018, and check out our 2018 financial report too.
The Boundless Love Project supports community members attempting to live with more joy, wisdom and peace. Meditation is a practice that helps many of us to live more mindfully and skillfully. Spending time in nature is another useful practice to help us experience more peace, appreciate our nonhuman relations, and inspire us to value and protect the nonhuman family.
The Buddhist Common Ground Meditation Center hosted a Zoom event on Dec. 1, 2020 called The Dharma Among Us to discuss how the dharma and animal protection relate to each other. Boundless Love Project Mindfulness Teacher Freeman Wicklund was asked to speak at it and he created this list of resources to share with attendees.
Contact the Department of Commerce today and ask that they have the Attorney General file an injunction to stop our friends at Enbridge from building their expanded Line 3 tar sands pipeline. Let’s create a Beloved Community where our waters are safe, clean and healthy; Indigenous treaties are honored; and we elegantly, justly, and rapidly transition away from fossil fuel use to protect our climate for our families and future generations.
Contact the Department of Commerce today and ask that they have the Attorney General file an injunction to stop our friends at Enbridge from building their expanded Line 3 tar sands pipeline. Let’s create a Beloved Community where our waters are safe, clean and healthy; Indigenous treaties are honored; and we elegantly, justly, and rapidly transition away from fossil fuel use to protect our climate for our families and future generations.
Black, white, or Brown, Native or newcomer, Minnesotans support safe, clean healthy water. We want Indigenous treaty rights honored. We seek an elegant, just, and rapid transition away from fossil fuels to protect the climate for us and future generations. Contact Keith Ellison today and ask he file an injunction to stop our friends at Enbridge from building its expanded Line 3 tar sands pipeline which will poison Minnesota’s water, destroy wild rice beds, and create 50 coal plants worth of greenhouse gas emissions 24-hours-a-day! Let’s live in Beloved Community, where our waters are clean and life-giving, Indigenous communities continue to have wild rice to harvest, our climate is allowed to heal, and all life thrives.
Black, white, or Brown, Native or newcomer, Minnesotans support safe, clean healthy water. We want Indigenous treaty rights honored. We seek an elegant, just, and rapid transition away from fossil fuels to protect the climate for us and future generations.
But foreign-owned Enbridge keeps pushing their fossil fuel agenda on us Minnesotans. They seem to care more about their profit margins, than the health, safety, and wellbeing of us, or of all life on the planet! We still love the good people at Enbridge, but for their sake’s, and for the sake’s of all life, we can’t let them cause more harm.
Please send a pre-written email to the MPCA encouraging them to stop Line 3. Help us live in Beloved Community, where our waters are clean and life-giving, Indigenous communities continue to have wild rice to harvest, our climate is allowed to heal, and all life is allowed to thrive.
