Sustainable Well-being Retreats: Version 2.0

For the beginning of our third year of Swabi retreats, we started to explore transitioning the group to another phase. These videos explain this transition while also providing some idea of what the retreats are about.

Part I, New Ways of Living, shows examples of cohousing and permaculture-inspired ecovillages as potential models for living sustainably.

Part II, The Transition, discusses a range of energy descent futures we may need to incorporate into our thinking.

Part III, We Have the Tools, discusses contemplative community as a key in navigating the transition to sustainable ways of living.

Note: Here are those references that are too small to see on video slides.

5 thoughts on “Sustainable Well-being Retreats: Version 2.0”

  1. Thanks Christine. I’m sorry I didn’t include the movie with the email I send last night. It’s such an exciting and helpful project!

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