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The late Helen Nearing was a pioneer of the simple living movement, a beloved elder, and modern wise woman whose life lessons remain powerfully relevant. For 90 years she followed her personal truth and embodied the qualities that bring the deepest fulfillment. The Good Life of Helen Nearing invites you to a thought-provoking and inspirational session with this remarkable teacher.
Helen Nearing unfolds her insights on many topics, including: how to gain a clear vision of your life's path; creating your own opportunities; and how to live with commitment and integrity. From a storehouse of ideas that have withstood the test of personal experience, Helen Nearing offers you the blessings of her words in this one-of-a-kind meeting. Timeless teachings from a pioneer in the simple living movement.\r\nThree titles for health and empowerment from the bestselling author and medical intuitive.
Helen Nearing
Helen Nearing (1904–1995) was a champion of human rights, vegetarianism, meditation, and the joys of simple living. With her husband, Scott, she coauthored the book Living the Good Life, which sparked what was perhaps the last great "back to the land" movement in American history. How she and Scott built two homesteads-the first in Vermont, the second on Maine's rocky coastline-has been chronicled in several books. A talented violinist, Helen also studied Eastern philosophy with J. Krishnamurti.
Helen Nearing unfolds her insights on many topics, including: how to gain a clear vision of your life's path; creating your own opportunities; and how to live with commitment and integrity. From a storehouse of ideas that have withstood the test of personal experience, Helen Nearing offers you the blessings of her words in this one-of-a-kind meeting. Timeless teachings from a pioneer in the simple living movement.\r\nThree titles for health and empowerment from the bestselling author and medical intuitive.
Helen Nearing
Helen Nearing (1904–1995) was a champion of human rights, vegetarianism, meditation, and the joys of simple living. With her husband, Scott, she coauthored the book Living the Good Life, which sparked what was perhaps the last great "back to the land" movement in American history. How she and Scott built two homesteads-the first in Vermont, the second on Maine's rocky coastline-has been chronicled in several books. A talented violinist, Helen also studied Eastern philosophy with J. Krishnamurti.