The start of a four-week online course provided by PostPeakLiving.com, an organization committed to helping people prepare for peak oil. Thecourse is taught by the author of ‘Sacred Demise: Walking the Spiritual Path of Industrial Civilization’s Collapse’, Dr Carolyn Baker.
The course will address a host of topics including:
- What is collapse and what does it really look like?
- Paradigm shift — beyond capitalism or political-economic systems
- What does transition require us to face in the outer and inner worlds?
- Healing through the dark emotions
- Who do I want to be in the face of collapse?
- Living in the present while preparing for a future unraveling
- Raising the next generation as the “world ends”
- Mirth-making amid crumbling and chaos
- Soulsickness and emotional collapse
- Health and healing after civilization
- Bringing back the world
For further information about this and other courses provided by Post Peak Living including costs, visit www.postpeakliving.com/courses
Sat 24 July 2010 - The UnCrash Course eLearning Edition
An online course provided by PostPeakLiving.com, this comprehensive six-week course will get you prepared in the following areas: transportation, health, finances and shelter, food production and storage, and post-peak skills.
The course will be led by André Angelantoni, President of Post Peak Living and Jason Bradford, organic farmer and founder of Willits Economic Relocalization.
For further information about this and other courses provided by Post Peak Living including costs, visit www.postpeakliving.com/courses
Nelson-Tasman cycling project is looking for volunteers
Nelson and Tasman Councils are currently working with the Nelson Cycle Trails Trust on a major cycle tourism initiative in the region. The project is part of the New Zealand Cycle Trail Project (John Key's 'National Cycleway') and will potentially bring significant numbers of new tourists to the region - with associated economic benefits. The developments will also provide new or improved facilities for residents who are interested in commuting by bike or in recreational riding.
As the project grows the list of tasks grows with it, so the Trails Trust is looking for people to be involved in a number of different areas. We don't need people to have a particular area of expertiese (but if you have that's great!), just an interest in cycling or in a project that will enrich our community.
If this sounds interesting, please call Chris Allison on 03 548 6636; Stuart Hughes on 03 547 3771 or Steve Waring on 03 539 6303.
