What Would the Buddha Recycle?: The Zen of Green Living

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If the Buddha were alive today, he'd be the living embodiment of green living. He'd be collecting cans on the freeway, riding his bike to work, and replacing all his light bulbs one little satori at a time. Do what the Buddha would do and reduce your own footprint. You'll experience little Aha! moments when you: Eat mindfully and lose the meat Make a Zen garden that nourishes the earth Choose sustainable clothing Meditate while walking instead of driving Let go of attachment to things by giving away belongings Living green is living Zen. With What Would the Buddha Recycle?, you can take right action and walk a green talk, starting today ! About The Author Rosemary Roberts is a freelance writer, communications consultant, online radio talk show host, and advocate of social justice, driven always by a humorous spirit. Her work spans a cross-section of media platforms on topics including health care and patients' rights, domestic violence, consumer awareness, and spiritual philosophies that are, for many, key to personal growth and conscious living. Her other books include 10-Minute Zen and 10-Minute Celtic Spirituality, and she is contributing author to The Miracle of Sons. She lives in Northern California. Table of Contents The Buddha has always been green! Let the green spirit of Zen lead you Sacred resources Common ground through innovation Owning the shoes you walk in Mindful dining Right drinking, right action Awakening to green personal care Conscious clothing The pure outdoors The zen-fully green consumer Raising enlightened children Responsible pet care Buying or building with awareness Decorating beautifully and resourcefully Walking the path at work The reverence of reveling: green entertaining Transportation with purpose The zen traveler leaves no trace Be like the Buddha and tech Index