Industrialisation has produced specific styles of perception, which can be characterised as an 'economy of attention': a purposeful orientation of human perception towards predetermined areas, while fading out the periphery of what is perceived or the context of action. Mindfulness, on the other hand, opens up perception to the periphery and to internal and external contexts. And this is exactly what is needed to deal with the climate crisis: the ability to include the consequences of action as comprehensively as possible. The seminar aims to exemplify these connections through practical exercises as well as theoretical input.