
Speaker: Sarah Weaver
Buddhist scholar, systems thinker, environmental activist and passionate teacher Joanna Macy died in the summer of 2025, at the age of 96. Through the practices of her seminal “Work that Reconnects”, she helped people transform their grief for the world into “active hope” by experiencing their innate connection with the wonder of life. Macy showed that to love the world is not a passive thing; in fact, in her words, gratitude “loosens the grip of the industrial growth society.” On this Mother’s Day, Sarah will offer a snapshot into some of Macy’s ideas and her work for our common mother, the earth.
Bio: Sarah is a writer and poet who grew up in an urban area, but has always had nature in her blood. She has been advocating for the planet for decades, as a city planner, business woman, environmental educator, writer and long-time volunteer. Discovering Capital was one of the pulls which brought Sarah to Victoria over seven years ago. She is passionate about Capital!
Forum: After the service, there will be a coffee/tea break, and at 11:15 AM there will be a forum to discuss the topic. Sarah will be present.
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