Revolutionary Dharma: The Dharma Dialogues—December

Some conversations change how you hold the questions of your life. Revolutionary Dharma: The Dharma Dialogues is a spiritual workshop in the form of a live, online conversation, where dharma is treated not as fixed doctrine but as a living, relational field that emerges through authentic dialogue and shared presence. The December session brings Lama Willa Blythe Baker into the center of that field, from wherever you happen to be sitting.

The series is hosted by Natural Dharma Fellowship, based in Springfield, New Hampshire, together with Mindful Living Revolution. It was created for what the organizers call extraordinary times, an age of polycrisis that calls for teachings and practices equal to the moment. If you are looking for a meditation teacher's perspective on collective liberation, uncertainty, and compassionate action, this evening gathers all three in one room on Zoom.

What to Expect

Each Revolutionary Dharma session follows a clear, three-part arc:

- Spontaneous dialogue. The hosts, Lama Willa Blythe Baker and Deborah Eden Tull, open with an unscripted conversation with the featured guest. In December, the featured teacher is Lama Willa.
- Community reflection. Participants are invited to share questions and reflections, so the evening unfolds in community rather than as a lecture.
- Guided practice. The session closes with a practice led by the evening's teacher, grounding the themes in direct experience.

The series invites you to engage in courageous conversations, explore uncertainty boldly, and bring teachings into practice through guided exercises. The atmosphere is intimate and exploratory, with room for questions that do not yet have tidy answers.

About Willa Blythe Baker

Lama Willa Blythe Baker is a meditation teacher at Natural Dharma Fellowship, a community in Springfield, New Hampshire, whose retreat center is Wonderwell Mountain Refuge. The fellowship describes its approach as natural meditation, inspired by the natural world.

She originally crafted the teachings of the fellowship's Margha Program. Margha means "path" in Sanskrit, and the two-year program alternates between Natural Meditation and Bodhicitta, drawing on meditations adapted from traditional Himalayan Buddhist training. It is open to newcomers and to seasoned practitioners. Lama Liz Monson and visiting lamas now transmit these teachings at the program's retreats. In this series, Lama Willa also serves as co-host alongside Deborah Eden Tull.

Venue & Logistics

This dialogue takes place online via Zoom, so you can attend from home or any quiet space with a connection. Two registration options are offered. Mid-Year Series Registration includes live access to the upcoming monthly Dharma Dialogues on Zoom, plus access to the full year of series recordings through your NDF user account. Single-Dialogue Registration covers live attendance of one session via Zoom only; recording access is not included.

The source material does not list specific accessibility accommodations. For questions, Natural Dharma Fellowship can be reached at (603) 763-0204.