The Jung Center, Houston presents:

The Culture of Make Believe
featuring a conference call with  author and activist
Derrick Jensen
 Thursdays, 7:30 - 9 pm
Jun 5 - Jul 10
$70 ($60 Jung Center members)
Limit: 15 In this class we will discuss the critical issues of our age - the shadows of consumption and exploitation undergirding modern industrial civilization.  Derrick Jensen's enlightening tour-de-force, The Culture of Make Believe, examines the cultural and psychological roots of racism, slavery, colonialism, the indigenous holocaust, and modernity's compulsion for environmental destruction.  His writing is said to break your heart, then heal it.  His page-turning prose, provocative arguments, and compassionate solutions for an ecopsychology of sustainable living will drive our discussion and thinking.  In the final week, we will have a conference call with the author to pose our questions, comments, and concern for the future.

Note *** Please read up to page 83 before the first meeting.               
 http://www.mitchfinn.com/Classes.htmlfor official reservations, see:
http://www.junghouston.org/courses/summer/finn.htm

The Jung Center, Houston presents:

The Culture of Make Believe
featuring a conference call with  author and activist
Derrick Jensen
 Thursdays, 7:30 - 9 pm
Jun 5 - Jul 10
$70 ($60 Jung Center members)
Limit: 15 In this class we will discuss the critical issues of our age - the shadows of consumption and exploitation undergirding modern industrial civilization.  Derrick Jensen's enlightening tour-de-force, The Culture of Make Believe, examines the cultural and psychological roots of racism, slavery, colonialism, the indigenous holocaust, and modernity's compulsion for environmental destruction.  His writing is said to break your heart, then heal it.  His page-turning prose, provocative arguments, and compassionate solutions for an ecopsychology of sustainable living will drive our discussion and thinking.  In the final week, we will have a conference call with the author to pose our questions, comments, and concern for the future.

Note *** Please read up to page 83 before the first meeting.               
 http://www.mitchfinn.com/Classes.htmlfor official reservations, see:
http://www.junghouston.org/courses/summer/finn.htm

The Jung Center, Houston presents:

The Culture of Make Believe
featuring a conference call with  author and activist
Derrick Jensen
 Thursdays, 7:30 - 9 pm
Jun 5 - Jul 10
$70 ($60 Jung Center members)
Limit: 15 In this class we will discuss the critical issues of our age - the shadows of consumption and exploitation undergirding modern industrial civilization.  Derrick Jensen's enlightening tour-de-force, The Culture of Make Believe, examines the cultural and psychological roots of racism, slavery, colonialism, the indigenous holocaust, and modernity's compulsion for environmental destruction.  His writing is said to break your heart, then heal it.  His page-turning prose, provocative arguments, and compassionate solutions for an ecopsychology of sustainable living will drive our discussion and thinking.  In the final week, we will have a conference call with the author to pose our questions, comments, and concern for the future.

Note *** Please read up to page 83 before the first meeting.               
 http://www.mitchfinn.com/Classes.htmlfor official reservations, see:
http://www.junghouston.org/courses/summer/finn.htm

The Jung Center, Houston presents:

The Culture of Make Believe
featuring a conference call with  author and activist
Derrick Jensen
 Thursdays, 7:30 - 9 pm
Jun 5 - Jul 10
$70 ($60 Jung Center members)
Limit: 15 In this class we will discuss the critical issues of our age - the shadows of consumption and exploitation undergirding modern industrial civilization.  Derrick Jensen's enlightening tour-de-force, The Culture of Make Believe, examines the cultural and psychological roots of racism, slavery, colonialism, the indigenous holocaust, and modernity's compulsion for environmental destruction.  His writing is said to break your heart, then heal it.  His page-turning prose, provocative arguments, and compassionate solutions for an ecopsychology of sustainable living will drive our discussion and thinking.  In the final week, we will have a conference call with the author to pose our questions, comments, and concern for the future.

Note *** Please read up to page 83 before the first meeting.               
 http://www.mitchfinn.com/Classes.htmlfor official reservations, see:
http://www.junghouston.org/courses/summer/finn.htm

The Jung Center, Houston presents:

The Culture of Make Believe
featuring a conference call with  author and activist
Derrick Jensen
 Thursdays, 7:30 - 9 pm
Jun 5 - Jul 10
$70 ($60 Jung Center members)
Limit: 15 In this class we will discuss the critical issues of our age - the shadows of consumption and exploitation undergirding modern industrial civilization.  Derrick Jensen's enlightening tour-de-force, The Culture of Make Believe, examines the cultural and psychological roots of racism, slavery, colonialism, the indigenous holocaust, and modernity's compulsion for environmental destruction.  His writing is said to break your heart, then heal it.  His page-turning prose, provocative arguments, and compassionate solutions for an ecopsychology of sustainable living will drive our discussion and thinking.  In the final week, we will have a conference call with the author to pose our questions, comments, and concern for the future.

Note *** Please read up to page 83 before the first meeting.               
 http://www.mitchfinn.com/Classes.htmlfor official reservations, see:
http://www.junghouston.org/courses/summer/finn.htm

Permaculture Design Certificate Course
Wednesday, June 11 – Thursday June 19, 2008
Plowshare Farm, Greenfield, NH

What: 9-day course led by noted Permaculture Instructor, Dick Pierce, and Southern NH
designers/practitioners/farmers. Offering practical training and skills in sustainable living. We will cover design principles and technologies that you can easily apply
to your home, farm, workplace, and community to help you live well in the city or the country.

Permaculture Design Certificate Course
Wednesday, June 11 – Thursday June 19, 2008
Plowshare Farm, Greenfield, NH

What: 9-day course led by noted Permaculture Instructor, Dick Pierce, and Southern NH
designers/practitioners/farmers. Offering practical training and skills in sustainable living. We will cover design principles and technologies that you can easily apply
to your home, farm, workplace, and community to help you live well in the city or the country.

Who: Professionals and amateurs: homeowners, apartment dwellers, gardeners, farmers, land owners, developers, city planners, architects, designers teachers, and many others.

Introduction to Permaculture
Weekend Course
Saturday/Sunday, April 12-13, 2008 – Brighton, Massachusetts, USA

What: A 2-day introductory course hosted by Pat Keaney and the GreenGreaseMonkey.com, led by noted Permaculture instructor Dick Pierce and local guests, offering practical training and skills in sustainable living. We will cover design principles, techniques, and mind-sets that can easily be applied to your home, workplace, and community to help you live well and joyously, in the city, suburbs, or
country, but with less energy, less consumption, and a smaller/kinder ecological footprint.

Interesting article. 

It's easy to link this with Columbine. I find it interesting that the words Ismail Ax was written on his arm. The press is saying it's linked to a Islamic belief. Kind of down playing it's part in the Judaism.