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A unique seven-minute video (VHS) containing three "Unstuff" public service announcements created by kids for kids! from the RE Dept. at the UU Church of the Verdugo Hills and Seeds of Simplicity* Many of us are concerned about the impact of our country's possession obsession on children, so the RE classes at our L.A.-area church came up with the idea of producing this one-of-a-kind professional video after a unit on values and voluntary simplicity. We'd like to share it! Voluntary simplicity isn't about living in trees or telling other people what to do; it simply refers to living deliberately, living an "examined life." It helps people decide for themselves how to live more sustainably on the planet, fostering greater personal fulfillment and service to others in the process. Please send $2 cash for postage and packaging materials to the distributor with your video request: Seeds of Simplicity, P.O. Box 9955, Glendale, CA 91226. Any questions? Call Seeds of Simplicity toll-free at 1-877-UNSTUFF or email seeds@seedsofsimplicity.org. The best things in life aren't things!
*Seeds of Simplicity is a national nonprofit membership organization working to help mainstream and symbolize voluntary simplicity as an authentic social and environmental issue. It is a Los Angeles-based program of the Center for Religion, Ethics & Social Policy at Cornell University. All resources are available without charge to members and include diverse educational materials on freethinking for children and adults, the consultation/coordination services of the Simplicity Circles Project, and the opportunity to preserve a changing "living legacy" in the Living Legacies Archive on the website at www.seedsofsimplicity.org. |
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