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Title: Living room theater collectives can change your life!
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: of Kerista Village organizes a social evening. She/he invites her/his other friends and some people from Kerista Village. The group gathers in the home of the friend of Kerista Village. The people who are invited to the evening spend the time in social discourse with a delegation from Kerista Village talking about the latest new theories, emotional obstacles, erotic tantasies, brainl mind research, planetary peace strategies, multiple parenting techniques, telepathic experi- ences, mystical happenings, in- novative programs, philanthropic adventures, and psychological breakthroughs being encoun- tered inside the operational model. Few people have ever experi- enced a lifestyle anything like that in Kerista Village. While most people struggle against jealousy, Keristans, for example, have been living with a balanced rotational sleeping schedule where all intimate relationships are treasured and passionate. Here people of the same sex ex- perience “compersion,” an actual delight at th...
Show moreof Kerista Village organizes a social evening. She/he invites her/his other friends and some people from Kerista Village. The group gathers in the home of the friend of Kerista Village. The people who are invited to the evening spend the time in social discourse with a delegation from Kerista Village talking about the latest new theories, emotional obstacles, erotic tantasies, brainl mind research, planetary peace strategies, multiple parenting techniques, telepathic experi- ences, mystical happenings, in- novative programs, philanthropic adventures, and psychological breakthroughs being encoun- tered inside the operational model. Few people have ever experi- enced a lifestyle anything like that in Kerista Village. While most people struggle against jealousy, Keristans, for example, have been living with a balanced rotational sleeping schedule where all intimate relationships are treasured and passionate. Here people of the same sex ex- perience “compersion,” an actual delight at the knowledge that one’s lovers and one’s best friends are enjoying each other to the hilt. While most people don’t know what to do about the deteriorating world conditions that make the likelihood of nuclear war between the super- powers more imminent all the time, Keristans are working on implementing a strategy for world peace which is practical, comprehensive, non-violent, easy to understand and rele- vant. While most people are just emerging from residual Judeo- Christian taboos against sexual fantasy, Keristans have no trouble living with their own self- imposed sexual limitations while running a Growth Co-op in which they and others (outside the community) freely communicate about their harmless erotic fanta- sies in an atmosphere of trust and openness. Scintillating conversation of this ilk is sure to make any social eve- ning an outstanding hitl If you would like to form a Living Room Theater Collective, that is if you would like to invite some of your friends together for an eve- ning of Gestalt-O-Drama, hip conversation with some mem- bers of Kerista Village, feel free to contact me to arrange it. I am Bluejay Way, a member of Kerista Village who has been in- volved with this alternative life- style for over nine years. I am co- ordinating our evenings and afternoons of living room theater. We do theater all the time, producing between two and four hours of videotape pro- gramming a week under the title “SPACE GYPSIES." Our living room theater includes music, poetry, and the most exciting dia- logue on the face of this earth. For more information phone or write: Bluejay Way 543 Frederick St. San Francisco, CA 94117 (415) 566-6502, (415) 665-2988. LIVING ROOM THEATER COLLECTIVES CAN CHANGE A good adventure can change your life. Boredom is the absence of suffi- cient excitement in life. It seems ironic, in a time when multi- million-dollar movie extravagan- zas are only a few short blocks away, television programs on every theme abound, and learn- ing is actually doubling at the rate of every five years, that the gloom of boredom should mar your life. Gloom and melancholy are inex- tricably interwoven with the no- tion that “there's nothing new under the sun." The state of mind, variously known as the blues, the blahs, being down in the dumps, anxiety, ennui, de- pression, can be overcome. How? Through transcending fan- tasy deprivation and discovering the bright sparkle of the new ideas radiating from the Kerista Research Institute. The Kerista Research Institute (KRI) has confined its focus to two broad areas: personal solu- tions and global solutions. Activ- ity is not limited to studying theo- retical lifestyle modes which result in mental health and per- sonal liberation for the indi- vidual, or theoretical socioeco- nomic systems which would re- sult in hypothetical elimination of future nuclear conflagration and an equally high standard of living for all humanity. KRI tests its theories in actual operational models. Our most successful operational model is a group marriage which has been in exis- tence since 1971. The type of sexuality practiced within this multi—adult family is called spiri- tual po/ylidelity. The family is called The Purple Submarine. It is a prototype for what will ulti- mately be a transnational coali- tion of such corporate super- families, which will make up a global village called Kerista Vil- People in Kerista Village live by a social contract which each per- son has an equal voice in shap- ing. The idea of the social con- tract has never been stated more clearly than in the words of Rousseau, who said, “Obedience to a set of laws which I prescribe for myself is liberty." Positive An- archy is a vision of a future world where people live in decentral- ized communities by social con- tracts of their mutual consent. No one compromises on values criti- cal to her/his integrity. She/he merely writes her/his important values down in a social contract and looks for people whose own ideas of self-regulation harmon- ize. Thus the blessings of sover- eign individuality and the bene- fits of collective organization and community affiliation merge in blissful union. The alliance of autonomous social groupings, each living under its own social contract, is called the Confedera- tion lor Universal Recreational Education (CURE). Through the Confederation people use the money they save through co- operative living for toys which enhance their own lives, and al- truistic programs which benefit those suffering from privation, be it material, mental or emo- tional/spiritual discomfort. Kerista Village has already con- clusively demonstrated that people can work less, live better and have more disposable in- come left over each month when they live communally rather than alone or in couples. As Assem- blyman Willie Brown once said, “lnitial outlay for hard goods is reduced through cooperative ownership and use, and a prod- uct which would normally only be used 20% of the time is more likely to be used, say, 80% of the time." In a society where the number one problem on every- one's mind is inflation, the eco- nomic merits of cooperative liv- ing are certainly nothing to ignore. However, successful equalitarian group living is prac- tically unheard of. The impor- tance of Kerista Village as a model lies in its role as the world’s first prototype non- monogamous multi—adult family, democratic community, in which the twin ideals of economic equality and individual liberty are equally exalted. You can share the excitement of the discoveries being made and the problems being confronted by the vanguard living on the frontier of social sexual libera- tion through living room theater. in living room theater a person who is a friend of any memberls)
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-019
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Mailing list and invitation roster form
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: MAILING LIST AND INVITATION ROSTER FORM Today's Date City State Phone (H) Phone (W) How and when first heard about Kerista? Special interest areas: FOR OFFICE USE ONLY lD # Expiration Date: Contribution: TO DO DONE D 3 Put on mailing list (new name) Ii Put on course scholarship Place on TSC Move from TSC to LSC/TT Move from LSC/TT to TSC Move from LSC/ML to LSC/TT D Move to NON Telephone Tree Contact Comments UPS Member U—S0O Member 3 SAGED Entrepreneur Responded To: Min TO DO DONE Cl Send: Max Non Type Code: For: Update mailing list (address change, etc.) Send Basic Literature Pl e on LSC C Current Friends,’ Tel. Tree ac E Mailing List Only Move from TSC to LSC/ML Move from LSC/ML to TSC Move from LSC/TT to LSC/ML Move to lNTV
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-036
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Mailing list original information sheet
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-125
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Make contact: joing the utopian philanthropists' society, come into the future
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: Your FULL SIZE MEMBERSHIP in The Utopian Philanthropists' Society entitles you to 18 major benefits plus lots of personalized attention. Your contribution supports the production and dis— tribution of free literature and programs promoting mental health and self-esteem. Every membership helps in the development of an authentic model Utopian commune in the l-laight-Ashbury. III IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII El Y5. want to becomeamernber‘of'l'he Utopian I’hilanthropists'Societyin the category belovon I] Full-size Meml>er:Al.l 18 benefits lisbed in this brochure plus more! $120.00 [ ] Ulopim Classroom subscription $6.00 [ ] The Nude subscription $6.00 [ ] Utopian Classroom &'Nod: substriptiom $12.00 [ ] Keristn Book Seris $24.00 [ ] Triple subscription (UC, Nadt, Knish!) $36.00 l ] All subscriptions plus one half-inch (20 words) classiﬁed listing On four issues) $72.00 I ] Other donation $ [I I'm interested in exploring becoming a mmrber of the UPS. Please se...
Show moreYour FULL SIZE MEMBERSHIP in The Utopian Philanthropists' Society entitles you to 18 major benefits plus lots of personalized attention. Your contribution supports the production and dis— tribution of free literature and programs promoting mental health and self-esteem. Every membership helps in the development of an authentic model Utopian commune in the l-laight-Ashbury. III IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII El Y5. want to becomeamernber‘of'l'he Utopian I’hilanthropists'Societyin the category belovon I] Full-size Meml>er:Al.l 18 benefits lisbed in this brochure plus more! $120.00 [ ] Ulopim Classroom subscription $6.00 [ ] The Nude subscription $6.00 [ ] Utopian Classroom &'Nod: substriptiom $12.00 [ ] Keristn Book Seris $24.00 [ ] Triple subscription (UC, Nadt, Knish!) $36.00 l ] All subscriptions plus one half-inch (20 words) classiﬁed listing On four issues) $72.00 I ] Other donation $ [I I'm interested in exploring becoming a mmrber of the UPS. Please send me more Please put my listing in: [ l The Node / Bay Area & national distribution [ ] Utopian Classroom /San Randsoo distribution [ ] lllapizn Clussroaml East Bay distribution [ ] Utopian Classroom] National distribution Illwlllsendmylistinglater llMyd1ed:isenc1oeed. []Bil.lmeforS30/quarto. We reserve the right to edit listings for size and mntent. If no publlmtion preference is indicaredwe will place listing wherever we think it will get the best results. Please type or print your listing neatly on a separate piece of paper. Name Address Cit)’ Zip 1 Phone Mail ta: Utopian Phr1nnﬂmop'sts' Society, so mama; s¢., San Fmn$co, CA 941 17. ‘Make duds payable to PASS, bu: Dmuztiars NE tax-daiuciiblt. l ]Bitlmerai-wtatammmc I ]Bil.lme(or$l0/month State PAID San Fnndsw, CA Pa-mit No. 10233 5 rs 3% §n. and it)- E Utopian Pl1i1ant.hropists' Society 543 Frederick Sheet San Francisco, CA 94117 A program of Pzrfanning Arts Social Society, Inc. ' Half Hour Video Interview You're the star! Come to our studio and use your time in front of the camera however you like. Then, feel free to watch yourself on the big screen. ' Subscription to All Three Kerista Commune Publications This includes four issues each of The Node, Uto- pian Classroom and four books in the Kerista boolr. ’ series (Advanced Course on Practical Utopian Theory). ' A One lnch (Approximately 40 Words) Classified Personal Listing Describe yourself, what you want, whom you want to meet, or a lovable cause you would like to promote in The Utopian Classroom, journal of Self- Esteem Enhancement or The Nude, [aurmzl of Com- puters, Business 5' ‘I71: Future. - Personality Profiles and Values Clariﬁcation Questionnaires Excellent tools to gain insight into who you are and what you want our of life. - Computerized Affinity Crossmatching On the basis of your answers to your questionnaires we do our best to put you in touch with kindred spirits. - Your Own Personal Keristan Correspondent Your representative will answer any questions you have about your membership, Kerista and what we can do for you. We welcome your feedback and dialogue about your own thoughts and dreams. - Ask Us Advice Hotline: the UPS Answer to Dear Abby Tips and advice on all manner of subjects including relationships, attitude, work, play and the appro- priate way to behave in any situation. (Permission to reprint your inquiry and its answer is assumed unless otherwise noted.) 0 Special Interest Publications and Reports Literature about global solutions, psychology, mo- ney management, metaphysics, philanthropy and a host of other relevant topics. - Utopian Eyes:/Ill in the Commune Video Circuit Watch the Keristans indulge in psychological exhi- bitionism. It's the next best thing to being there. You can receive tapes in the mail on an occasional or regular basis and borrow them to View at your leisure in the privacy of your own home. 0 The Nude Computer Bulletin Board You are entitled to a listing of any reasonable length in the personals, resources and/or com- munities sections of the bulletin board plus free access to any area of the board. 0 Social Contract Design The best tool we know of for creating and keeping excellent communications and superb interper- sonal rolationships. Decide what you want as an inner dircctcd individual—with our help. , - Rap Group Formation . The Kerista Commune is "state of the art" com- - Two Free Business Seminars Seminars on sales, marketing, computers, book- keeping, business planning and producing pro- motional literature. - "Members Only" Workshops Workshops on subjects such as motivation, brain- storming, plausible science fantasy and leadership skills. - Social Community Network invitations to potluck volleyball barbecue picnics and other wholesome fun-filled activities for peo- pleof all ages. ' lslandia Free U Bibliography Comprehensive bibliography of Utopian literature, : both fiction and nonfiction, past and present. A rap group is a great way to build deep friendships and gain mental clarity. Keristans have been hold- ing rap groups for over 30 years. We will assist you . with guidance, tools, techniques, discussion mater- ials and moral support. - Cooperative Living: "How To" Infonnation munal living. Whatever you are looking for along the spectrum of group living involvement, we are here to offer you the benefit of our collective wisdom and experience. ' Gestalt-O-Rama Self-Esteem Game ' Psychological adventure game that covers every- - thing, from sex to neurosis to religion. Designed to help individuals explore nitty-gritty questions about values Gr lifestyle with friends in a fun way. Do-it- ourself kit includes instructions
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-090
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Men's liberation seminar in S.F.!! Given by: MARIAH, a non-sexist collective
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-006
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Money doesn't manage itself, short course in the art of money management
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: NAME: FOR THE MONTH ENDING: CURRENT ASSETS: Cash on Hand Bank: Bank: Bank: Other: Owed me by: Owed me by: Owed me by: CURRENT LIABILITIES: I owe: I owe: I owe: NET WORTH ANALYSIS: 7 MONTHLY REPORT l BALANCE SHEET TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES: NET WORTH: NET WORTH AT START OF MONTH: TOTAL INCOME: SUB—TOTAL BEFORE EXPENSES: NET WORTH AT END OF MONTH: TOTAL OUTGO FOR THE MONTH: INCOME REMAINING: INSTRUCTIONS 1. Each adult in the system is responsible for her/his own personal money man- agement. 2. Count your cash on hand at the end of the last day of each month. 3. Make sure your checking account bank statements are reconciled to your check records. 4. Be sure to enter debts owed to you. TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS: 5. Enter any debts you owe to anyone. Always try to pay debts quickly and pay bills promptly as a religious ritual. 6. The amount next to the arrow below is the amount you’ve spent for the month. Ascertain the difference between this amount and your income; also the dif- ference betw...
Show moreNAME: FOR THE MONTH ENDING: CURRENT ASSETS: Cash on Hand Bank: Bank: Bank: Other: Owed me by: Owed me by: Owed me by: CURRENT LIABILITIES: I owe: I owe: I owe: NET WORTH ANALYSIS: 7 MONTHLY REPORT l BALANCE SHEET TOTAL CURRENT LIABILITIES: NET WORTH: NET WORTH AT START OF MONTH: TOTAL INCOME: SUB—TOTAL BEFORE EXPENSES: NET WORTH AT END OF MONTH: TOTAL OUTGO FOR THE MONTH: INCOME REMAINING: INSTRUCTIONS 1. Each adult in the system is responsible for her/his own personal money man- agement. 2. Count your cash on hand at the end of the last day of each month. 3. Make sure your checking account bank statements are reconciled to your check records. 4. Be sure to enter debts owed to you. TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS: 5. Enter any debts you owe to anyone. Always try to pay debts quickly and pay bills promptly as a religious ritual. 6. The amount next to the arrow below is the amount you’ve spent for the month. Ascertain the difference between this amount and your income; also the dif- ference between net worth at start and end of month. Both should equal income remaining. MONEY DOESNT MANAGE ITSlsLl= SHORT COURSE IN THE ART OF MONEY MANAGEMENT by Brother jud Once a month fill out the Balance Sheet on the reverse side. The regularity of counting your money once a month is the rhythm of the entire money management system. THE BALANCE SHEET shows your exact financial condition. Three verifiable facts of life are (1) the amount of Current Assets you own; (2) the amount of Current Liabilities you owe; (3) the difference between the two (your Net Worth). Once a month at the end of the last day (figuratively just before midnight at 11:59:59 P.M.), make a precise recorded evaluation of your exact Net Worth. This is simply a matter of adding up your Current Assets and subtracting your Current Liabilities. This monthly pattern tells you the difference between the Net Worth at (I) the start of the month, and (2) the end of the month. The Net Worth is the key figure. If you take your NET WORTH at the start of the month and add to it your known INCOME for the month, you have a SUBTOTAL (before deduc- tion of any expenses). If you deduct from this Sub- total your NET WORTH at the end of the month you have- the exact amount of OUTGO for the entire month. Your OUTGO is used to prepare your MONTHLY INCOME AND EXPENSE STATEMENT. The OUTGO for the month (representing the total sum of all your expenses) is the key figure in the NET WORTH ANALYSIS. The difference between the Income and the Outgo is called Income Remaining. Money management is the best ritual system for attaining increased it you can go through liis with some monev in your pocket and a smile on your face, ynu are doing okay. If your basic di5Pnsll:1on is choortul; it you sleep well at night, it you are free (if worry; it you have good, trustworthy friends, if your aim in life it lolty; and if you‘ve a good home lira, then all the problems that come your way have a good chance of being solved. Money management helps you to solve many problems. Having the right control of your money may not solya all of your problems, especially if some of them hrs psychological in naturo, but it can sure make solving problems easier than If your money management was all messed up Orderly management of your cash involves about 507. motivation, about 207. technique, and about 30'/. plain ordinary common sense. Each month you know the exact cash you have to the penny. You know what you have in hand and in the bank anii what is owed to you. rhis is called your Current Assets. You also know what you owe to others. this is called your Current Liabilities. Your net difference between Assets and Liabilities is your Net worth. Learning how to manage your money is the best thing you can do to bring your life into balance. All it takes is an intellectual resolve to make an entry each time you spend money on anythinil. and every time money comes into your possession rrom any source. Morley comes in and money flows out. You receive money from various sources and you levels of spiritual awareness l’ve seen. I've studied numerous spiritual systems. and none can compare. The reason I seek enlightenment via utopian psy- chology is because I want every human being on this small planet Ear_th :53a:iia5hZ:"§o$"§ip§§:§“s to enjoy life to the hilt, Intellectual living means maximum spiritual ijﬁfgffij‘.,Z§§,;es";§i,'f‘;§‘ °‘ freedom for the individual. Utopian psychology, the lifestyle of the future,is ““°"“- the end and the means rolled into an efficient, totally rational, laughter-filled package of beautiful joy. Anyone who prizes mental health maintenance through art can achieve social fulfillment. We can all become enlightened and reach the phenomenon known as righteous highness We can do it with healthful living and good habit formation. Blfol"l1eLl' Jud spend it on specific expenses. After a while you know pretty You can treat the bank as a repository or your money. A savings account or a checking account, or both, is a simple way to have access to money and you can replenish your pocket money from your bank account as you require. rhe , ideal life inoluass always having some money in your pocket, so you can buy what- ever you want within reason.
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-122
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Movement for altruistic social transformation
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: {f~ K \ 5muALTRANs o'\@Tqe~T For LTRUISTIC ‘K The Purple Submarine Game Players are a group of concerned intellectuals who are interested in bringing about positive social evolution on a global scale. Using art in many forms as a medium, the theory is that society can transform itself from a lifestyle based on expediency into a standard of living that fosters real cooperation on economic as well as psychological planes of existence. The final goal is to create an educational gestalt complex that will prove itself asa solution to the problems presented by the socioeconomic systems that are now predominant. Performing Arts Social Society (P.A.S.$.l Inc. is a non- profit educational corporation run by the Purple Sub- marine Players through which funds can flow to be used for social change projects by members of the Utopian Society of America, ‘ The_U.topian Society of America is an organization of intellectual artists who are dedicated to the Movement for Altruistic Social Transfo...
Show more{f~ K \ 5muALTRANs o'\@Tqe~T For LTRUISTIC ‘K The Purple Submarine Game Players are a group of concerned intellectuals who are interested in bringing about positive social evolution on a global scale. Using art in many forms as a medium, the theory is that society can transform itself from a lifestyle based on expediency into a standard of living that fosters real cooperation on economic as well as psychological planes of existence. The final goal is to create an educational gestalt complex that will prove itself asa solution to the problems presented by the socioeconomic systems that are now predominant. Performing Arts Social Society (P.A.S.$.l Inc. is a non- profit educational corporation run by the Purple Sub- marine Players through which funds can flow to be used for social change projects by members of the Utopian Society of America, ‘ The_U.topian Society of America is an organization of intellectual artists who are dedicated to the Movement for Altruistic Social Transformation (M.A.S.T.l. In order for a new social structure to prove psychologically viable, an altruistic social consciousness must be preva- lent in each member.’ That is, the welfare of others is equally ‘as important as one's own well-being, knowing that every person deserves to live comfortably and con- tentedly. After an altruisticallyi aware intellectual has joined the Utopian Society of America, he/she is confronted with many opportunities to choose from. He/she may put his/her energies into whatever art forms seem most compatible with the innate desire to be productive. For instance, he/she may give and take any number of music and art (self-development) workshops in P.A.S.S. Free U, the first utopian university without walls. . included in P.A.S.S. Free U are courses in Creative Accounting, which is a very important phase of building a self-sufficient community. To understand and be able to regulate the flow of dough is the first step toward the development of an economic system that is capable of supporting as well as being supported by the intellectual artists who make up the complex. This is a real energy- exchange life-support system. Participation in thirty-two self-help programs infiltrates the entire educational complex, adding dimension not only to the community as an entity, but to the indivi- dual as well, for productivity through community in- volvement is a measure of self-development. « These self-help programs appear in many different forms: a member of the Utopian Society of America can participate in the Peace Room, an arena in which ashram-seekers are crossmatched according to the stan- dards that they choose to live by. . . musicians can find music workshops and places to jam . . .visual artists are connected with facilities and space in which to work . . . Peace Room possibilities are many. The Utopian Society- of America will also be sponsoring various Community Improvement Projects, depending on the directions which members want to take. There is plenty that can be done, and the possibilities in this area are numerous. Seen futuristically, and on a larger scale, the Utopian Society of America can sponsor a National Goals Insti- tute, the purpose of which is to chart out attainable goals for concerned citizens of the United States to strive toward. This research laboratory will be in touch with the latest socioecological developments and their progress in terms of tangible utopianization of the na- tion. Getting back to the pragmatics of the here-and-now reality, there are three projects underway at the present time. Project P.A.S.S. Mobile School, a non-profit func- tion of P.A,S.S. lnc., is now in operation, acquainting volunteer social workers with the cultural and artistic heritage of San Francisco. Frequent trips are made to museums, libraries, educational films, etc. Secondly, the Purple Submarine Players are developing their identity as entertainers, preparing the Cosmic Opera as a musical introduction to pragmatic utopian philosophy. Ulti- mately they plan to put the show on the road and tour neighboring colleges and universities as a Traveling Ges- talt Circus. The third project that is presently underway takes the form of publishing. As illustrated by this educational material, a capability is being developed through which utopian literature can be produced on a large scale. Blueprints for publications include a monthly corres- pondence course, a newspaper to be published and dis- tributed regularly, and periodic booklets on subjects pertinent to bringing about the betterment of society. This has been a brief summary of the plans and projects happening and to happen in the framework of the Move- ment for Altruistic Social Transformation. Hopefully, it is just a beginning. The directions that can be taken in- side this framework are unlimited, and through intel- Iigently applying our beliefs and theories to the design, . we can create a model utopian complex that will endure. 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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-011
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Neotribal community
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: Let's Define Our Terms 0. What do we mean‘ by the term Kerista? A. Kerista means the way to Utopian Idealism or the process of unifying persons who are Utopian Idealists. Q. What do we mean by the term Neotribal Community? A. The prototype neotribal community is a product of design. It winds itself around the art of storytelling. The introductory story in the series is the "Win-Win-Win!" story. The beneficiaries win, society wins, and the benefactors win. Every person who is involved, and many who are not, wins. What do they win? Self-betterment bundled with the betterment of society. The "central change agent" is a public service nonprofit corporation, chartered by the State of California, called World Academy of Keristan Education, Inc. The academy produces tuition-free courses to help persons help themselves. The Kerista Global Village Network links and interconnects all players into a location-independent network based on mutual benefit. The "neotri...
Show moreLet's Define Our Terms 0. What do we mean‘ by the term Kerista? A. Kerista means the way to Utopian Idealism or the process of unifying persons who are Utopian Idealists. Q. What do we mean by the term Neotribal Community? A. The prototype neotribal community is a product of design. It winds itself around the art of storytelling. The introductory story in the series is the "Win-Win-Win!" story. The beneficiaries win, society wins, and the benefactors win. Every person who is involved, and many who are not, wins. What do they win? Self-betterment bundled with the betterment of society. The "central change agent" is a public service nonprofit corporation, chartered by the State of California, called World Academy of Keristan Education, Inc. The academy produces tuition-free courses to help persons help themselves. The Kerista Global Village Network links and interconnects all players into a location-independent network based on mutual benefit. The "neotribal community process" creates Society ”B," which operates inside of, and is a beneficent part of the greater society, Society "A." The Dramatology Acting School Workshops tie it together through theatrical games, simulation and productions, HERE COMES the FUTURE! Are we ready for the next step? Can we develop a New Age transformational, sensitive, self-improvement process that will make us into better persons who are truly healthier, happier, and more able to function productively? Can we become more socially responsible? ln the Dramatology Acting Workshop the learning programs have three parts: Act One — The Past Act Two — The Present Act Three — The Future You are a star in the show! Correspondence and phone calls welcome: World Academy of Keristan Education, Inc. Kerista Global Village Network Son 0068 NEOTRIBAL COMMUNITY Hey folks, let's create an expert system in artificial intelligence called ”THE NEW AGE TALENT SCOUT.” Let's search for and find talented Utopian idealists. . \ CO /I//:,_:_,::,:—— $8 0 /[Monthly Conversational I], __:V_ , , 7:: ‘ Salons in the "country" 7: i : _ 9 A ,5 7'’ ''‘:\—: xg ’// 9 / Gestalt-O-Drama weekly " / ' \ growth co-op meetings \\ _ / :ii\:\\4c , Quarterly newsletter ‘\ /.//-—~ ’ ‘ ~\\\\ entitled "V_\/orIker's 9' Q \:\\___,_m::_b J: y bookkeepingj _\V: Paradise 2 6 ll‘ ./// money management '\\":‘r:':: :: :::;// workshop ,, _ _,__, /r , //;:: :"’—’?‘~? _::\ / 'Escape to Our Future", our , 4 Innovative Dramatology Acting < script, is merely the starting J\ . I. A ’ Workshops that meet once a month \point ol designing the future. . ‘ o’ I _ /// pi:/, 6ﬁ\\“\\\ \\\\\\ \\\\\\\\\ ~—~e_——:- // ,,_,__ _ _ 1;’: J \ s‘ 46“nCe_o_W%ek 'OUrm_[Or_a_‘d‘0y s‘ "Befnelits World" Activities fostering t\l\\ MP5 to BARTSmHOns, areas S Sel —esteem Enhancement Techniques § Salon in the "inner city"/ \ ~, , ,5 \ . . \ ,_ ,4 * The Electronic, Interactive, o >*-—::::::?‘ . . . s P’ Multimedia Enc clo eclia \\‘§(—) Y \\ V \§\\\\\ \\\\\\‘‘Q‘\ i H" ‘ \ {E “E; Stateol»the-Art, high—tech networking ol all active, sincere, interconnected An integrated network of 9600 learning tours and special interest clubs in the "Escape to \ dramatology players // K\ the Future" Game ‘:7lit1:~_—_ ; 7;://’—/F Weekly power lunch at ‘ ____# Aunt Mary's restaurant in San Francisco All programs are part of World Academy of Kerislan Education, |nc.’s Free University Without Walls or Boundaries
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-149
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Neotribal community
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: Let's Define Our Terms Q. What do we mean by the term Kerista? A. Kerista means the way to Utopian ldealism or the process of unifying persons who are Utopian ldealists. Q. What do we mean by the term Neotribal Community? A. The prototype neotribal community is a product of design. It winds itself around the art of storytelling. The introductory story in the series is the "Win-Win-Win!" story. The beneficiaries win, society wins, and the benefactors win. Every person who is involved, and many who are not, wins. What do they win? Self-betterment bundled with the betterment of society. The "central change agent" is a public service nonprofit corporation, chartered by the State of California, called World Academy of Keristan Education, lnc. The academy produces tuition-free courses to help persons help themselves. The Kerista Global Village Network links and interconnects all players into a location-independent network based on mutual benefit. The ”neotribal co...
Show moreLet's Define Our Terms Q. What do we mean by the term Kerista? A. Kerista means the way to Utopian ldealism or the process of unifying persons who are Utopian ldealists. Q. What do we mean by the term Neotribal Community? A. The prototype neotribal community is a product of design. It winds itself around the art of storytelling. The introductory story in the series is the "Win-Win-Win!" story. The beneficiaries win, society wins, and the benefactors win. Every person who is involved, and many who are not, wins. What do they win? Self-betterment bundled with the betterment of society. The "central change agent" is a public service nonprofit corporation, chartered by the State of California, called World Academy of Keristan Education, lnc. The academy produces tuition-free courses to help persons help themselves. The Kerista Global Village Network links and interconnects all players into a location-independent network based on mutual benefit. The ”neotribal community process" creates Society ”B," which operates inside of, and is a beneficent part of the greater society, Society "A." The Dramatology Acting School Workshops tie it together through theatrical games, simulation and productions. Hiiifcioivissiihe FUTURE! Are we ready for the next step? Can we develop a New Age transformational, sensitive, self-improvement process that will make us into better persons who are truly healthier, happier, and more able to function productively? Can we become more socially responsible? NEOTRIBAL COMMUNITY In the Dramatology Acting Workshop the learning programs have three parts: Act One — The Past Act Two — The Present Act Three — The Future You are a star in the show! Corres ondence and P phone calls welcome: Hey folks, let's create an expert system in artificial intelligence called ”THE NEW AGE TALENT World Academy of Keristan Education, Inc. Kerista Global Village Network P.O. Box 410068 San Francisco, CA 94l Al-0068 (415) 863-1909 SCOUT.” Let's search for and find talented Utopian idealists. Monthly Conversational golf’ V/:_,:__, , :7 _V__:_\ Salons in the ”country” : 1 : : ~~\~ \ ‘\\\ - —« ._ 7 _ / /»/‘*::: \ (- ‘>0 Gestalt-O-Drama weekly “L Quarterly newsletter '\ growth co—op meetings ///,/‘—‘—~ ” ~~~—\\ entitled "Worker's ’° é \\>:~\_ _\_r ( eekly bookkeeping and ~ Paradise” / 4. W , ¥ "":::':::‘/ money managemeé \\ ,_ /VI 0 W‘? K workshop V‘ (‘Escape to Oulr Fpture”, our J H N Innovative Dramatology Acting script, is mere y t e starting A W k h |-, h gpoint ol designing the luture. E ‘ L C K A >’ or S ops‘ C" meet once 0 mom i \\L\\\.\\\\\ \\\\\ Ks“ /E/:1/C/)nce—a—week tourist-lor»a<:l\ay\\ s cBene|:"s World Actlvltles foste-rmg Iv/ionthly Conversational\ \\ tr 4 A , \ c-eli-esteem Enhancement Techniques \ 5,,.°,.;,,,he~,,me,C, ~ \ trips to BART stations areas/ ‘\ § 62/ E‘ E / The Electronic, Interactive, s‘ i>—e————~_;—_—_-:~,.:e:>“’* 3"’ Multimedia Encyclopedia \\“‘§(-) \\ A. \\\‘ ////1:‘ \\\\ / \\\\\\\\\\ \\\\\ $l°le°l'lhe'A”' hlgmech ' An integrated network ol 9600 "e'W°'l‘l“9 Ol 0“ °C“Ve/ learning tours and special SIHCETG, interconnected Z interest clubs in the "Escape to \\dramatology players 7 i the Future" Game ‘\-\_::::_; r_ ,_—_~W;; ,,:2/ Weekly power lunch at -.:~;:;—::/ Aunt Mary's restaurant in San Francisco Q: 2*———i-—~/I/J ~ ALL . “gm '‘\h All programs are part of World Academy of Keristan Education, |nc.’s Free University Without Walls or Boundaries
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-148
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Now in San Francisco, movement toward world peace
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-081
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Nucleus of the social scene: the Kerista corps, a constortium of friends who believe in socializing with a purpose… the betterment of society
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: The Nucleus of the Social Scene: The Kerista Corps: A consortium of friends__ who believe in.socializi__fig .with ‘' I’".’_;'1’‘.’v$el;l.:‘l':li‘';: A the betterment_"i?f, iicietyﬁ ‘W 5 . » ~ 73.7’: ._ ' Kerista supports the following concepts : 0 Transformational shared leadership 0 Active, intentional friendship devel- opment as an art form 0 Complete equality of women and men as citizens of a socially tolerant and pluralistic society 0 I-ligh—tech educational and entrepre- neurial development programs via “earn while you learn” workshops 0 Self-esteem enhancement projects, programs, and amateur theatrical activities including rap groups 0 Location—independent work networks 5 0 Innovative gaming and simulation exercises with theatrical role-playing
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-144
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Operation transformation: a twelve-week intensive do-it-yourself mental health study process, course outline
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: ing on a set of themes (sets listed inside brochure) and two hours of peer, face-to- face, convivial Gestalt-O- Rama.@ Each session (two per week) runs three hours (180 minutes). Audio-visual media such as videotape, movies, slides and photographs will be used in the program wherever possible as part of the photo therapy growth method. Operation Transformation of- fers tools and techniques that will help people develop self- esteem and higher levels of awareness. The main effort must come from the partici- pants themselves! Sponsored by the University of Utopia, a program of Perform- ing Arts Social Society, Inc., 543 Frederick St., San Fran- cisco, CA 94117. Phone (415) 566-6502. lnquiries welcome. OPERATION TRANSFORMATION A Twelve-Week Intensive Do-It—Yourse/f Mental Health Study Process COURSE OUTLINE OPERATION TRANSFORMATION Two sessions a week for twelve weeks. Each session covers two themes. SEMINAR THEMES 1. Sanity and Freedom 2. Gestalt-O-Rama and Uto- pia 3. Religion and Xe...
Show moreing on a set of themes (sets listed inside brochure) and two hours of peer, face-to- face, convivial Gestalt-O- Rama.@ Each session (two per week) runs three hours (180 minutes). Audio-visual media such as videotape, movies, slides and photographs will be used in the program wherever possible as part of the photo therapy growth method. Operation Transformation of- fers tools and techniques that will help people develop self- esteem and higher levels of awareness. The main effort must come from the partici- pants themselves! Sponsored by the University of Utopia, a program of Perform- ing Arts Social Society, Inc., 543 Frederick St., San Fran- cisco, CA 94117. Phone (415) 566-6502. lnquiries welcome. OPERATION TRANSFORMATION A Twelve-Week Intensive Do-It—Yourse/f Mental Health Study Process COURSE OUTLINE OPERATION TRANSFORMATION Two sessions a week for twelve weeks. Each session covers two themes. SEMINAR THEMES 1. Sanity and Freedom 2. Gestalt-O-Rama and Uto- pia 3. Religion and Xenophobia 4. Trust and Effort 5. Friendship and Docility . Voting and Seasoning . Talking and Brightness . Laughter and Purpose . Hope and Worry . Shame and Melancholy . Closeness and Joy . Dreams and Enough . Promise and Rationality . Innocence and Malice . Morality and Gluttony . Craziness and Certainty . Wisdom and Beauty . Nonsense and Gratitude . Conviviality and Art 20. Boredom and Wealth 21. Appreciation and Erotica 22. Drama and Love 23. Value and Play 24. Marriage and Ideals The Operation Transformation course runs a total of 72 hours. Each session consists of two parts: one hour of audio-visual and verbal presentation focus-
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-102
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Operation transformation: a twelve-week intensive do-it-yourself mental health study process, course outline
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: ing on a set of themes (sets listed inside brochure) and two hours of peer, face-to- face, convivial Gestalt-O- Rama.@ Each session (two per week) runs three hours (180 minutes). Audio-visual media such as videotape, movies. slides and photographs will be used in the program wherever possible as part of the photo therapy growth method. Operation Transformation of- fers tools and techniques that will help people develop self- esteem and higher levels of awareness. The main effort must come from the partici- pants themselves! Sponsored by the University of Utopia, a program of Perform- ing Arts Social Society, |nc., 543 Frederick St., San Fran- oisco, CA 94117. Phone (415) 566-6502. inquiries welcome. OPERATION TRANSFORMATION A Twelve-Week Intensive Do-It-Yourself Mental Health Study Process COURSE OUTLINE 1-710. Shame and Melancholy OPERATION TRANSFORMATION ' 20. Boredom and Wealth The Operation Transformation 21. Appreciation and Erotica course runs a total of 72 hours. , 22. D...
Show moreing on a set of themes (sets listed inside brochure) and two hours of peer, face-to- face, convivial Gestalt-O- Rama.@ Each session (two per week) runs three hours (180 minutes). Audio-visual media such as videotape, movies. slides and photographs will be used in the program wherever possible as part of the photo therapy growth method. Operation Transformation of- fers tools and techniques that will help people develop self- esteem and higher levels of awareness. The main effort must come from the partici- pants themselves! Sponsored by the University of Utopia, a program of Perform- ing Arts Social Society, |nc., 543 Frederick St., San Fran- oisco, CA 94117. Phone (415) 566-6502. inquiries welcome. OPERATION TRANSFORMATION A Twelve-Week Intensive Do-It-Yourself Mental Health Study Process COURSE OUTLINE 1-710. Shame and Melancholy OPERATION TRANSFORMATION ' 20. Boredom and Wealth The Operation Transformation 21. Appreciation and Erotica course runs a total of 72 hours. , 22. Drama and Love Each session consists of two TW° 3e55'°”5 3 Week f°’ ‘We'‘’9 23. Value and Play parts: one hour of audio-visual W9ek5- 53°“ 5e55'°” °°Ve'5 24. Marriage and ideals and verbal presentation focus‘ two themes. SEMINAR THEMES 1. Sanity and Freedom 2. Gestalt-O-Rama and Uto- pxa . Religion and Xenophobia Trust and Effort Friendship and Docility Voting and Seasoning Talking and Brightness Laughter and Purpose . Hope and Worry o ‘°.°°."F°.°‘.~‘><»> 11. Closeness and Joy @ Dreams and Enough 13. Promise and Rationality ' 14.lnnocer.1ce and Malice . 15. Morality and Gluttony - 16. Craziness and Certainty 17. Wisdom and Beauty - 18. Nonsense and Gratitude 19. Conviviality and Art
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-103
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Original information---KVFTC
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-004
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: P.A.S.S. Inc. utopian society of America, a nonprofit, educational "change agent"
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-012
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: P.A.S.S. free u experimental college [envelope]
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-129
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: P.A.S.S. free u experimental college, proposal
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: _ . _,,,u.\w ’ I ‘ 4 ..l. \v rl M U agoQ"°“ uiisaz Pa éy “$500 e.‘ 9' S8mFt'anoisco,Ca1i ornia 94117 hi? N9? ‘ (4:5) '15z-0773 You can contribute support for a new kind of newspaper entitled The Storefront Classroom, which will soon be distributed free~of-charge to residents of San Francisco. The Storefront Classroom will be developing a program that has great potential. Right now there are individuals who -want to dedicate their energy to working on community improvement. projects. Yet, an ironic situation presents itself. It‘s impossible for them to dovso as long as they must support themselves. The only chance we have to solve the problems’ facing San Francisco is for people to get together in a Civilian Branch of Service where individuals are self-directing, creative, and free to work for positive social change... as Arti::ts—in-Residence and Volunteer Educators... on minimal subsistence. There are more and more positive centers opening and these organization...
Show more_ . _,,,u.\w ’ I ‘ 4 ..l. \v rl M U agoQ"°“ uiisaz Pa éy “$500 e.‘ 9' S8mFt'anoisco,Ca1i ornia 94117 hi? N9? ‘ (4:5) '15z-0773 You can contribute support for a new kind of newspaper entitled The Storefront Classroom, which will soon be distributed free~of-charge to residents of San Francisco. The Storefront Classroom will be developing a program that has great potential. Right now there are individuals who -want to dedicate their energy to working on community improvement. projects. Yet, an ironic situation presents itself. It‘s impossible for them to dovso as long as they must support themselves. The only chance we have to solve the problems’ facing San Francisco is for people to get together in a Civilian Branch of Service where individuals are self-directing, creative, and free to work for positive social change... as Arti::ts—in-Residence and Volunteer Educators... on minimal subsistence. There are more and more positive centers opening and these organizations have serious and sincere people in them who want to see Northern California become a better place to live. The absence of dental, medical, child-care, alternative education and recreational facilities is an alienating factor to those who are not economically fortunate enough to have access to them. Luckily, there is an alternative pursuits movement forming up and offering some recourse for those disadvantaged. The publishers of this paper will be scouting out as many of these avenues as can be found and listing them as a public service for no charge whatsoever. The Volunteer Educators of The Storefront Classroom are working full-time on an alternative pursuits program of their own. A neighborhood facility of the same name as the masthead is in the planning stages and is gauged to serve «children: in the community by providing them with supplementary, multi-media instructional programs so that there will be a greater chance to discover the hidden talent that is believed to be in every child. The persons who want to work on this program are all volunteers and are only prevented at this stage because of the economic necessity that exists for one to “make it.” If the 7 pursuit of this newspaper is successful then Artist-in-Residence‘ facilities will be opened and food, clothing and other living expenses on a minimal subsistence level will be covered» by Perfroming Arts Social Society, Inc., into which all contributions will flow. The energy that may be released by this project should be felt in an area that has never been really affected before... crime prevention through alienation abatement for children and young adults. Our proposal to you is for an annual grant of $60.00 which will contribute to the support of an Artist-in-Residence and Volunteer Educator for one full year. The beneﬁciary will be working full-time on The Storefront Classroom. Your grant can be anonymous or we will be happy to mention your name and/or message in The Storefront Classroom publication which will be read by 250,000 people.
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-128
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: P.A.S.S. free u. educational crossmatching service course-seeker information sheet
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-005
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: P.A.S.S. free u. experimental college in San Francisco
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-092
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Party of the month no. IV: performing arts social society, inc
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-015
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

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