Joanna Macy was an eco-philosopher, activist, and scholar of Buddhism, systems theory, and deep ecology. A respected voice for over sixty years in movements for global peace and social and environmental justice, she developed a large international following. Her wide-ranging work addresses psychological and spiritual issues, the cultivation of ecological awareness, and the resonance between Buddhist thought and postmodern science. As the founding teacher of The Work That Reconnects, Joanna created a ground-breaking framework for personal and social change, as well as a powerful methodology for its application. Many thousands of people around the world have participated in her workshops and trainings, and her methods have been adopted and adapted widely in classrooms, community centers, and grassroots organizing. Joanna was the author of thirteen books including Coming Back to Life and World as Lover, World as Self. She lived in Berkley, CA.

• THE GIFTS AT THE START 1. The Farm 2. Montaigne's Tower 3. The Cross 4. Walking OutTHE HOLE IN THE CENTER 5. The Cold War 6. The WheelFALLING IN LOVE WITH MY WORLD 7. Turning South8. The Tibetans9. Train to Pathankote10. AfricaFASHIONING MY TOOLS 11. My Country, My Self 12. Mother of All Buddhas 13. The Blessing 14. Family Journey 15. Tashi Jong MOVING INTO DEEPER WATERS 16. Bridge Over the Charles 17. North Anna 18. Sri Lanka 19. Persona Non Grata THE WORK THAT RECONNECTS 20. Shambhala Warriors 21. Wild Goose 22 Tibet 23. The Poison Fire WIDENING CIRCLES 24. The Elm Dance 25. Bodh Gaya APPENDIX A Glossary of Buddhist Terms APPENDIX B An Ethic of Nuclear Guardianship: Values to Guide Decision-Making on the Management of Radioactive Materials

Joanna Macy was an eco-philosopher, activist, and scholar of Buddhism, systems theory, and deep ecology. A respected voice for over sixty years in movements for global peace and social and environmental justice, she developed a large international following. Her wide-ranging work addresses psychological and spiritual issues, the cultivation of ecological awareness, and the resonance between Buddhist thought and postmodern science. As the founding teacher of The Work That Reconnects, Joanna created a ground-breaking framework for personal and social change, as well as a powerful methodology for its application. Many thousands of people around the world have participated in her workshops and trainings, and her methods have been adopted and adapted widely in classrooms, community centers, and grassroots organizing. Joanna was the author of thirteen books including Coming Back to Life and World as Lover, World as Self. She lived in Berkley, CA.

• THE GIFTS AT THE START 1. The Farm 2. Montaigne's Tower 3. The Cross 4. Walking OutTHE HOLE IN THE CENTER 5. The Cold War 6. The WheelFALLING IN LOVE WITH MY WORLD 7. Turning South8. The Tibetans9. Train to Pathankote10. AfricaFASHIONING MY TOOLS 11. My Country, My Self 12. Mother of All Buddhas 13. The Blessing 14. Family Journey 15. Tashi Jong MOVING INTO DEEPER WATERS 16. Bridge Over the Charles 17. North Anna 18. Sri Lanka 19. Persona Non Grata THE WORK THAT RECONNECTS 20. Shambhala Warriors 21. Wild Goose 22 Tibet 23. The Poison Fire WIDENING CIRCLES 24. The Elm Dance 25. Bodh Gaya APPENDIX A Glossary of Buddhist Terms APPENDIX B An Ethic of Nuclear Guardianship: Values to Guide Decision-Making on the Management of Radioactive Materials