Circle of Simplicity Return to the Good Life

Name: Circle of Simplicity Return to the Good Life
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ISBN: 9780060178147

ISBN-10: 0060178140

ISBN-13: 9780060178147

Edition: N/A

Authors: Cecile Andrews

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Simplicity is in; according to the Trends Research Institute, 15% of America's 77 million baby boomers will have joined the movement by the end of the decade. Inwardly rich and outwardly simple, voluntary simplicity is both a reaction and an antidote to the spiritually void, harried and materialistic lifestyle that pervades our culture.In Seattle, the mecca of the movement, Cecile Andrews is renowned for her workshops on voluntary simplicity and her seminars on creating simplicity circles (groups dedicated to pursuing simplicity in their own lives). In The Circle of Simplicity she explains how, instead of working to exhaustion, we should focus on our creativity, participate in community…

Book details

List price: $20.00
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Publication date: 2/20/1997
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 288
Size: 6.11" wide x 11.11" long x 1.11" tall
Weight: 0.946

Cecile Andrews is a community educator, author of Circle of Simplicity and contributor to several books on living more simply and taking back our time. She and her husband are founders of Seattle's Phinney Ecovillage, a neighborhood-based sustainable community.



Preface


Introduction



The American Dream



The American Nightmare



Saving Our Souls



Seeing Clearly



Clearing Space



Getting Clear



The Authentic Life



Finding and Living Your Passion



Finding Meaning



Understanding Community



Building Community



Living in Community with the Earth



Rethinking Spirituality



Spirituality and Nature



The Spirituality of Everyday Life



What's Wrong with Wealth



Structural Changes



Transforming Work



Defining Study Circles



Why Study Circles?



The How of Study Circles


Afterword


Bibliography


Acknowledgments