To begin with, the article “Buddhism as an Ecological Religion or a Religious Ecology” reflects how nature itself is interconnected with human life. In fact, Buddhism, as an “ecological religion”, can be explained in three different ways; nature as a teacher (learning our “wisdom from nature”), nature as a spiritual force (learning balance and harmony), and nature as a way of life (learning how to not waste, recycle, and stay away from society’s way of life consumerism). Overall, the text explores how we, as humans, should take care of our planet - not only because it is what we ought to do…