Adam Lobel, PhD, is a meditation teacher and a scholar-practitioner of philosophy and religion. Adam's teachings focus on the intersection of contemporary thought, Dzogchen Tibetan Buddhism, ecopsychology, and transformational politics. A professor of ecopsychology and Buddhist psychology, he is curious about cultural therapeutics for our metamorphosing society. He leads ecodharma workshops called (Silent Transformations), teaches in the Ecosattva Training, and is a Guiding Teacher for One Earth Sangha. A GreenFaith fellow, he is active in ecological and social justice movements. Adam served as an acharya in the Shambhala community from 2005 until resigning in 2018. He lives in Pittsburgh, PA, with his partner and two sons, where he teaches at the Falk School of Sustainability at Chatham University and resists the petrochemical buildout in his region.
Deepening Practice,
Building Community.
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