Many of us living in the privileged part of the world carry a feeling of guilt for not taking a more active role in halting or reversing the global ecological crisis. This feeling, when nurtured and maintained, is not motivating but actually trapping us. Feeling bad about oneself is not a great place to start when trying to do anything, much less when imagining tackling an unprecedented global challenge. Conversely, if we manage to lift the weight from our shoulders temporarily, we suddenly find ourselves free to hope and act.

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A Listening Exercise in Care and Forgiveness

  • Florian Ruland

摘要

Many of us living in the privileged part of the world carry a feeling of guilt for not taking a more active role in halting or reversing the global ecological crisis. This feeling, when nurtured and maintained, is not motivating but actually trapping us. Feeling bad about oneself is not a great place to start when trying to do anything, much less when imagining tackling an unprecedented global challenge. Conversely, if we manage to lift the weight from our shoulders temporarily, we suddenly find ourselves free to hope and act.