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Title: Role of education
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-124
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Santana concert goers: today is the 12th anniversary of Woodstock!
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-134
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: See the vision through utopian eyes
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-154
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Social contract consciousness, the first step in "do-it-yourself" mental health, the basic 17 standards
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-020
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Socializing with purpose: the betterment of society
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: W£M.PMpm: Kerista is primarily a social and intellectual association for fun and the enhancement of individual self-esteem. Members of Korista are involved in activities which emphasize socializ- ing with each other, and sharing/debating great ideas. Besides getting together for rap groups and informal discussions, Keristans try to maximize opportunities for brainstorming about artistic projects, study groups, outings, parties, and other activities which promote friendship. Some Keristans are involved with community organizations such as the Cham- ber of Commerce. Still other members of Kerista are successful graphic artists. Keris- tans are very supportive of artistic, educa- tional, scientific and cultural enterprises. wo.uv-- :U4v{»wMaLWeU1»o§m«g Keristans are also concerned with the world’s future, and see their plan for the eco- nomic empowerment of women as a proto- type for ending poverty in economically dis- empowered countries. The community of friends are very interested i...
Show moreW£M.PMpm: Kerista is primarily a social and intellectual association for fun and the enhancement of individual self-esteem. Members of Korista are involved in activities which emphasize socializ- ing with each other, and sharing/debating great ideas. Besides getting together for rap groups and informal discussions, Keristans try to maximize opportunities for brainstorming about artistic projects, study groups, outings, parties, and other activities which promote friendship. Some Keristans are involved with community organizations such as the Cham- ber of Commerce. Still other members of Kerista are successful graphic artists. Keris- tans are very supportive of artistic, educa- tional, scientific and cultural enterprises. wo.uv-- :U4v{»wMaLWeU1»o§m«g Keristans are also concerned with the world’s future, and see their plan for the eco- nomic empowerment of women as a proto- type for ending poverty in economically dis- empowered countries. The community of friends are very interested in waging peace through globally connected computers and proactive network journalism.
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-030
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Statement of earnings
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-003
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Storefront classroom
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-072
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Storefront classroom presents a dance
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-077
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Studying the idea of cooperation
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: Studying the Idea of Cooperation Kerista is a feminist organization made up of women and men who participate in various cultural and artistic projects and ac- tivities around their personal interest areas. The goals of Kerista are to improve society in non-political, artistic and social ways, and to be a support group for enhancing individual self-esteem through friendship. To be a member, a person starts by seeing her/himself as an idealist and an artist. Next, that person looks for a way to get beyond lonerism, and participate with others who see themselves the same way. By getting to know each other, and identifying common interest areas, the idealists of the Kerista Social Community engage in experimental projects that they feel are worthwhile for the good of the world. The emphasis is on Team Art and Cooperation as a cultural art form that produces visible results. Association with the group is free, volun- tary, and based upon friendship, dialogue, and intellectuality. Members...
Show moreStudying the Idea of Cooperation Kerista is a feminist organization made up of women and men who participate in various cultural and artistic projects and ac- tivities around their personal interest areas. The goals of Kerista are to improve society in non-political, artistic and social ways, and to be a support group for enhancing individual self-esteem through friendship. To be a member, a person starts by seeing her/himself as an idealist and an artist. Next, that person looks for a way to get beyond lonerism, and participate with others who see themselves the same way. By getting to know each other, and identifying common interest areas, the idealists of the Kerista Social Community engage in experimental projects that they feel are worthwhile for the good of the world. The emphasis is on Team Art and Cooperation as a cultural art form that produces visible results. Association with the group is free, volun- tary, and based upon friendship, dialogue, and intellectuality. Members of the Kerista community are oriented toward initiating or participating in activities which promote good interpersonal communication, values clarification, and social responsibility. Kerista is a network of conscientious idealists work- ing together to discover and implement crea- tive, new solutions to those problems which the participants feel moved to solve. The art of cooperation among diverse rugged indi- vidualists is fundamental, and basic values like peer relationships and non-hierarchical democratic decision-making are deeply rooted in the value structure of the Kerista society. Camaraderie is seen as the single most important idea in the world.
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-152
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Studying the idea of cooperation
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: Studying the Idea of Cooperation Kerista is a feminist organization made up of women and men who participate in various cultural and artistic projects and ac- tivities around their personal interest areas. The goals of Kerista are to improve society in non-political, artistic and social ways, and to be a support group for enhancing individual self—esteem through friendship. To be a member, a person starts by seeing her/himself as an idealist and an artist. Next, that person looks for a way to get beyond lonerism, and participate with others who see themselves the same way. By getting to know each other, and identifying common interest areas, the idealists of the Kerista Social Community engage in experimental projects that they feel are worthwhile for the good of the world. The emphasis is on Team Art and Cooperation as a cultural art form that produces visible results. Association with the group is free, volun- tary, and based upon friendship, dialogue, and intellectuality. Members...
Show moreStudying the Idea of Cooperation Kerista is a feminist organization made up of women and men who participate in various cultural and artistic projects and ac- tivities around their personal interest areas. The goals of Kerista are to improve society in non-political, artistic and social ways, and to be a support group for enhancing individual self—esteem through friendship. To be a member, a person starts by seeing her/himself as an idealist and an artist. Next, that person looks for a way to get beyond lonerism, and participate with others who see themselves the same way. By getting to know each other, and identifying common interest areas, the idealists of the Kerista Social Community engage in experimental projects that they feel are worthwhile for the good of the world. The emphasis is on Team Art and Cooperation as a cultural art form that produces visible results. Association with the group is free, volun- tary, and based upon friendship, dialogue, and intellectuality. Members of the Kerista community are oriented toward initiating or participating in activities which promote good interpersonal communication, values clarification, and social responsibility. Kerista is a network of conscientious idealists work- ing together to discover and implement crea- tive, new solutions to those problems which the participants feel moved to solve. The art of cooperation among diverse rugged indi- vidualists is fundamental, and basic values like peer relationships and non-hierarchical democratic decision-making are deeply rooted in the value structure of the Kerista society. Camaraderie is seen as the single most important idea in the world.
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-029
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Successful small business seminar series
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: DATES: Seminar 1: Saturday. October 10. 1987 Sernmar 2: Sunday, October 18, 1987 Semb1ar3: Saturday. October 24, 1987 COST: Pe1forming Ans Soclalsodety. Im:.. an eduoatianul uanprqﬁtcvrpovuﬂal. and the USSmaIl Business Administration present: THE SUCCESSFUL $50 each. $120 for all three. FREE to “Abacus Business Support Package‘ Members. TIME: 12:30 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. LOCATIONS: SEMDWARS #1 & #3: Abacus Business School. 548 Frederick St. (near Smnynn) SJ‘. Clnu limit: 20 SEMINAR #2: Utopian Technolog 547 Frederick St. Class limit: 12 PHONE: (415) 566-1079 Call to Reserve USSBA SRLALL BUSINESS SENHEUUR» SERIES TH1Rp cmss BULK RATE POSTAGE ex FEES PAID PERMIT NO. 6-82 SAN FRANCISCO. CA r-------------1 Name: Company Name: Address: City, State, Zip: Phone: Yes. I want to attend the Success- ful Small Business Seminar ‘ SALES CLOSES series. THAT WORK El #1 SALES CDOSES THAT WORK October 10' 1987 U #2 COMPUTER LITERACY INSTRUCTIONAL TRAINING: COMPUTER LITERACY El MAC D IBM El #3 HOW...
Show moreDATES: Seminar 1: Saturday. October 10. 1987 Sernmar 2: Sunday, October 18, 1987 Semb1ar3: Saturday. October 24, 1987 COST: Pe1forming Ans Soclalsodety. Im:.. an eduoatianul uanprqﬁtcvrpovuﬂal. and the USSmaIl Business Administration present: THE SUCCESSFUL $50 each. $120 for all three. FREE to “Abacus Business Support Package‘ Members. TIME: 12:30 P.M. - 5:00 P.M. LOCATIONS: SEMDWARS #1 & #3: Abacus Business School. 548 Frederick St. (near Smnynn) SJ‘. Clnu limit: 20 SEMINAR #2: Utopian Technolog 547 Frederick St. Class limit: 12 PHONE: (415) 566-1079 Call to Reserve USSBA SRLALL BUSINESS SENHEUUR» SERIES TH1Rp cmss BULK RATE POSTAGE ex FEES PAID PERMIT NO. 6-82 SAN FRANCISCO. CA r-------------1 Name: Company Name: Address: City, State, Zip: Phone: Yes. I want to attend the Success- ful Small Business Seminar ‘ SALES CLOSES series. THAT WORK El #1 SALES CDOSES THAT WORK October 10' 1987 U #2 COMPUTER LITERACY INSTRUCTIONAL TRAINING: COMPUTER LITERACY El MAC D IBM El #3 HOW TO TAIK TO YOUR DNSTRUCTIONAL PRMER TRAINING October 18, 1987 HOW TO TALK TO YOUR PRINTER October 24, 1987 Please make check payable to: Perfanning Arts social Society, Inc. Mail to: Abacus Business School 547 Frederick Street L San Francisco, CA 94117 ————————————————————— ————————————————————— U.S. Small Business Administration San I-Tanclsoo District Ofﬂce 211 Main Street. 4th Floor San Huncisoo, CA 94105 OFFICIAL BUSINESS Penalty for Private Use. $300 Time Dated Material SEMINAR #2 Sunday. October 18, 1987 SEMINAR #1 SEMINAR #3 Saturday, October 10, 1987 COMPUTER LITERACY Saturday, October 24, 1987 INSTRUCTIONAL SALES CLOSES TRAINING HOW TO TALK THAT WORK Seminar Instructors: TO YOUR PRINTER Seminar Speaker: Lee Tulp Marian MCN<1m€€ & Tom Winegar Seminar Speaker: ‘(his class is limited to two people per computer and ac- Way Konlgsberg - - . cording to Apple Macintosh or IBM PC preference. special Po Please Indicate which computer you prefer to learn. on AS 8 Seminar parﬂclpant. you will be when making reservatlons. 12:30-1:00 Registration videotaped using one of the sales closes (mu, 8 peopzefor M,,,_.,,,,,,,;,_ 4 peoplefo, mm & Introductions for your product or service. 1_oo_1_45 Understan " 12:30-1:00 Re ‘ ' . 12:30-1:00 Registration ' & IntmduCﬁon§'St'at’°" 3%‘: u S that & Introductions 1200-1230 Overview: What 08!! will 3a've yo]: Sue: . 1:00-1:30 The mg Bf”- C°mP11t¢l’3 (10 501' Y0“? The 2:30-3:00 Choosing the Paper ban mamond Sales Model’ basic software applications. that‘; right for you gap - g for me “Home-Run” Hands on Begins-' 3:00-3:15 Coffee Break °5°- - 1:30-2:30 w d Pr - - - 1:304:00 Pmven Sales Mac: Word Jtlrsffezgtceh/Ilsr1l:dl€Vnte c¢l;rnssyo1‘:lo;¢:::k °‘°"°’ ‘W ‘”°"‘- IBM: word’ Mu1nMa€e 4-00-5-ooyrrhe ii-uthpabout 2:00-3:30 You're the Star! 2:304:45 ’Coffee Break D'esku;p Pubushmg what Each participant will be video‘ 23454300 SP1'°ad5h°°t9v A0" does it save in time and cost? taped‘ counting & Business Graphics 3:30-3:45 Coffee Break Mac: Excel, Rags to Riches ' 3‘45'5‘°° °"‘“°'9 °°"" IBM: Lotus 123, DacEasy m°"‘5= Pa“1'°iPa“‘S View 4:00-5:00 Desktop Publishing and review each othefs Mac: PageMaker, ReadySetGo performance. 2 IBM. PageMaker, Ventura BACKGROUND OF SPONSORS "mu "uxms Perfox'ml.ngAru Social Soclety. Inc. I: an dum- uo mp: President or pass. |nc., beneﬁts cootdlnaxot or me ‘Abacus Btulnesu suppon Package‘, salesperson for’Ihe dunal. scientiﬁc mnprgt arrpv-am cs‘:-liallshed Node mmputajomnﬂ and ‘Due mlplan Clnssmom newspaper. nnd Instructor at the son mmsco cuy College in 1968- PASS. Im 1: e “undo I0 D , _, om“ venture pnrmer Ofthc Abacus Business School. lath: Ilellunee: Macintosh expert lnstruclnr at . The Purpose of Ihe Ab-ma Bumcu S*;-hh°°| ‘#9 I0 won wlnqu: Mansgcmaal lnfarrnauon specialist win: the San Frandseo Umnod School District mo ggmn bolster mall lmstntss mtrvpmt-:1“; »S S6 scmlnﬂrau mhmmwmcm,_ serluisbeingoo-sponsotedby e .. m my Konlgsbergt Entxeprmeur. sales manager or the -Abacus Buninus suppon Package‘. business manager oflsbacua Bushes: Admin'=tnU-m- Pdnung. Gmphlu. and ‘Iypesetung.
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-089
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Table of organization: seven theaters of operation, operation "give back"
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-039
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Traveling gestalt circus
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: Audience THE After the show there will be a demonstration @E of a gestalt-O-rama rap. Anyone interested in utopianism or anyone with feedback on the show are invited to stay and participate in the 0 0 rap. There is no viable way to obtain a clear /Zia. picture of the dynamics of the gestalt—0-rama process other than by participating in it! The Traveling Gestalt Circus will be coming back this way regularly. It's on the circuit. Please Contact TGC members so we may have your names and addresses to Contact you next time we're here. Members of the Traveling Gestalt Circus publish a quarterly magazine, "Utopian Eyes, ' which has in depth articles on all aspects of utopianism. Special subscription rate for introductory subscribers is only $3 a year. I To contact members of the Traveling Gestalt Circus write or phone: Storefront Community PO Box 1174 San Francisco, CA 94101 Phone #: (415)566-6502 2:: ::<>§< >}<>,'<>‘,: I. The Gestalt-0-Rama...
Show moreAudience THE After the show there will be a demonstration @E of a gestalt-O-rama rap. Anyone interested in utopianism or anyone with feedback on the show are invited to stay and participate in the 0 0 rap. There is no viable way to obtain a clear /Zia. picture of the dynamics of the gestalt—0-rama process other than by participating in it! The Traveling Gestalt Circus will be coming back this way regularly. It's on the circuit. Please Contact TGC members so we may have your names and addresses to Contact you next time we're here. Members of the Traveling Gestalt Circus publish a quarterly magazine, "Utopian Eyes, ' which has in depth articles on all aspects of utopianism. Special subscription rate for introductory subscribers is only $3 a year. I To contact members of the Traveling Gestalt Circus write or phone: Storefront Community PO Box 1174 San Francisco, CA 94101 Phone #: (415)566-6502 2:: ::<>§< >}<>,'<>‘,: I. The Gestalt-0-Rama Slide Show by Geo Logical. With Buf ‘M Up II. The magnificent Palmer performing mind-boggling feats of utopian MAGIC. III. Psychic Tours Unlimited, a visual journey into the mind by Even Eve. IV. "The Generation Rap," an original play. Cast: Marilyn . . . . . . . . . Fullo Pep Mother . . . . . . . . . . Bluejay Way V. MUSIC. "Approaching Serenity" and "Ode to Joy" sung by Diamonds in the Rough. "Side By Side" . . . . . . . Ensemble. Master of Ceremonies . . . . . . Sym Com Stage Hand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brother Jud Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . Jem Light '1"!-IE TRAVELING’ GESTALT CIRCUS The TRAVELING GESTALT CIRCUS is an experiment in true cooperation in art. The people working on the show are colleagues collaborating on an art form much greater than mgulti-media entertainment. The larger art form which they serve is: CULTURE SCULPTURE.. . the creation of a model intentional community/minksociety/micro- culture which is as near to being ideal as is humanly possible. They have a base in San Francisco, Lake County and Sonoma and are opening up links with people all over the west coast who are interested in utopian ideas. The TGC (Traveling Gestalt Circus) is constantly trying to reach people who: a. are involved in working to make their own lives more utopian, b. are working on new—age-type projects, communities, farms, coops, collectives, etc. who may want to join the network, . want to join the TGC with an act of their own, and/or . wish to explore the possibility of joining the Storefront Community (the intentional com- munity of which the TGC performers are members.)
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-138
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Traveling gestalt circus
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-013
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: University of Utopia
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: all members agree to the prin- ciples of “graceful distanc- ing.” Anger, obnoxiousness, harassment, or even the slight- est threat of harassment are grounds for expulsion. Mem- bers also agree to the principle of “non-interference in art": participation in any workshop is conditional upon the ap- proval of the workshop origi- nator. Members of the University do not necessarily practice group living. However, some live together in shared living situations, and cooperative liv- ing is a widely studied subject. It the University of Utopia in- terests you. drop by on Wed- nesday during the day (be- tween 11 A.M. and 4:00 P.M.) or Wednesday evening at 8:00 PM. sharp. If these times are inconvenient for you, please call to arrange another time to meet. The University is located at 543 Frederick St. (near Stanyan) in San Francisco. Phone numbers are (415) 566- 6502, (415) 566-5640, or (415) 665-2988. UNIVERSITY OF UTOPIA EXTENSIONS The University of Utopia de- scribed so tar in this b...
Show moreall members agree to the prin- ciples of “graceful distanc- ing.” Anger, obnoxiousness, harassment, or even the slight- est threat of harassment are grounds for expulsion. Mem- bers also agree to the principle of “non-interference in art": participation in any workshop is conditional upon the ap- proval of the workshop origi- nator. Members of the University do not necessarily practice group living. However, some live together in shared living situations, and cooperative liv- ing is a widely studied subject. It the University of Utopia in- terests you. drop by on Wed- nesday during the day (be- tween 11 A.M. and 4:00 P.M.) or Wednesday evening at 8:00 PM. sharp. If these times are inconvenient for you, please call to arrange another time to meet. The University is located at 543 Frederick St. (near Stanyan) in San Francisco. Phone numbers are (415) 566- 6502, (415) 566-5640, or (415) 665-2988. UNIVERSITY OF UTOPIA EXTENSIONS The University of Utopia de- scribed so tar in this booklet is the original, San Francisco branch. However, there is no reason why this should be the only branch. People who live in places far from San Francisco might want to start their own regional University of Utopia extensions. Starting a U of U extension in- volves these requirements: 1) Establishing a good, ongoing communication by phone. mail, and/or personal visits with the members of Kerista Village (foun- ders of the San Francisco center). 2) Becoming a member in the Utopian Society. (Dues are $6 a year, and entitle members to a subscription to Utopian Eyes, a quarterly journal of U of U activi- ties, futuristic plans, theory and fantasy, and news of Kerista Vil- lage developments.) 3) Agreement to abide by the basic criteria of the U of U de- scribed earlier (verbality, equality, non-sexism, rationality, convivial- ity, ideal-centeredness. desire to make new friends, and desire for sell-improvement). 4) Agreement to relinquish the title “University of Utopia" if there is a communications breakdown or other irreconcilable differences with the originators of the U of U in San Francisco, resulting in a re- quest that the extension founder ‘stop using that name. (This is part of the principle of graceful dis- tancing and respect for project originatorship mentioned before.) Apart from these things. Univer- sity of Utopia extensions operate independently. with their own democratic constitutions. Starting such a project is an excellent way to build up a meaningful social scene, where people will take the group spirit seriously. Lifestyle choice discussions, theatrical en- tertainment and other activities can happen, just as they do in San Francisco. In fact. U of U exten- sions will have every assistance the San Francisco center can give. which includes all the print- ed materials published by Kerista Village as well as audio cassettes and video cassettes on a variety of subjects. Anyone interested in be- coming a University of Utopia ex- tension originator should get in touch as soon as possible. to be- gin a dialogue about plans and possibilities. THE UNIVERSITY OF UTOPIA The University of Utopia was started by a group of people who wanted to combine peer learning with ongoing friend- ship. To understand it, you must first dismiss all old images of what a university is. This university is an alternative learning environment. Indi- viduals come together agree- ing to basic guidelines of con- viviality, rationality, verbality, equality, ideal-centeredness, non-sexism, self-direction, and a commitment to self- improvement. The University of Utopia is a cooperative learning center. Members put energy into the administrative departments and programs of the University and originate courses of study or projects which are open to other members. Everyone in the University studies and ex- periences the “Gesta|t—O- Rama”@ educational process. For close to 24 years Gestalt- O-Rama has been developing as a learning system. Gestalt- O—Rama is a method of achiev- ing increased awareness. Awareness leads to growth and change. The Gestalt-O-Rama proc- ‘ess teaches you how to draw wisdom from everything you do. It is a do-it-yourself mental health system ’ revolving around peer, face-to—face interaction in ongoing discus- sion groups. People plot their own courses for personal de- velopment based on self- chosen objectives. Everyone learns from peers in the proc- ess, as each new friend shares insights she/he has gained on her/his path to self—improve- ment. At the University of Uto- pia students Iearn more than 90 tried-and-proven growth techniques. Members have shown visible results in such areas as selfesteem, speaking ability, confidence, general de- meanor, quality of homelife and positive mental attitude. Gestalt-O-Rama is only part of the student education. In addition, University work- shops and classes cover a broad variety of activities and subjects. Here are a few University ac- tivities and programs which occurred in recent years: IAn operational printing and publishing workshop which turns out educational material produced by students. I A Wilderness Training School through which stu- dents went white-water river rafting, skiing, backpacking and camping. I Dances, pot lucks, volleyball games, country retreats and free film festivals. I Three original dramatic plays, a musical, and a number of semi-improvisational come- dies. (The University has a resident repertory company.) I A singing group which com- posed and performed more than 20 original songs. I The first steps toward estab- lishing a University of Utopia Extension outside the U.S.—in the Third World island nation of Dominica, located in the Caribbean. I Super 8 motion pictures. I A mental-health board game called “Gestalt-O-Rama: The Self-Esteem Game." ﬂirtﬂ Here are a few University ac- tivities currently getting start- ed: I The Abacus School, an early- childhood development center run by University members. I The Sheriffs Volunteer Corps, a task force of Univer- sity members taking the Ge- stalt-O-Rama process inside the prisons. I Production of science fiction novels. I The design and creation of a model ecovillage in the coun- try. I Production of a one-hour, weekly television show en- titled Tales of Liberation. I Production of audio-cas- settes on all aspects of actual- izing unused personal poten- tial. I Production of non—sexist children's literature. University of Utopia work- shops which are currently operational include: I Child Development I Play Production I Swimming I Model Building I Layout & Publication Design I Gardening I Public Speaking I Sexual Attitude Restructur- ing I Gita Yoga I Contemporary Utopian Phi- losophy I Economics I Music 8. Singing I River Rafting I Creative Writing I Bookkeeping I Feminism I Cooperative Living Prin- ciples I Comedy Writing I Skiing I Cooking 8. Nutrition I English Grammar I Offset Printing I Comparative Cultures I Ulabian Psychology I Group Dynamics I Alternative Family Structure AND MORE (A complete list of current workshops is published quar- terly in the Utopian Eyes jour- nal.) Here’s how it works: All prospective members at- tend a One Time Introductory Seminar at the University. Can- didates who are accepted into the program choose to attend two, four or six peer, face-to- face discussions groups per month. These discussion groups take the form of a U- labian Psychology Workshop and Contemporary Utopian Philosophy Club which meet twice a month and a Wednes- day Night Class that meets every Wednesday. University members may attend just the Contemporary Utopian Philos- ophy Club (two times a month), just the Wednesday Night Class (four times a month), or both (six times a month). Beyond that, mem- bers may originate or attend any other workshops or pro- grams, seminars, field trips, lecture series, and theatrical productions. All members agree to the basic guidelines of behavior mentioned earlier (convivial- ity, rationality, equality, ver- bality, ideal-centeredness, non-sexism, desire to make new friendships, and desire for self—improvement). in addition,
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-084
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: University of Utopia
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: University of Utopia no bizarre and irrational ideas. It seems, though, that the root of what you're saying is that you are really unclear about what our intentions where in instituting these two standards, and how we implement the stan- dards, and would like to get more clarity on some of them. Hope- fully, I can answer your questions with this letter, Let's start with your first concern. While the examples you mention, such as disgust about racial and gender prejudice, could fall into the category of what we like to call righteous indig- nation. I mean, I certainly think that Axl Rose was being an asshole when he wrote "One in a Million" (a song marked by lyrics like "faggots, get out of my way", I reallydon'tbuythe rap he has about the tune not being racist and homophobic because "black people call each otherniggers",etal. When _ ,, he continued to support the tune and claim it wasn't racist after ﬂ , the KKK named them their ofﬁc...
Show moreUniversity of Utopia no bizarre and irrational ideas. It seems, though, that the root of what you're saying is that you are really unclear about what our intentions where in instituting these two standards, and how we implement the stan- dards, and would like to get more clarity on some of them. Hope- fully, I can answer your questions with this letter, Let's start with your first concern. While the examples you mention, such as disgust about racial and gender prejudice, could fall into the category of what we like to call righteous indig- nation. I mean, I certainly think that Axl Rose was being an asshole when he wrote "One in a Million" (a song marked by lyrics like "faggots, get out of my way", I reallydon'tbuythe rap he has about the tune not being racist and homophobic because "black people call each otherniggers",etal. When _ ,, he continued to support the tune and claim it wasn't racist after ﬂ , the KKK named them their ofﬁcial ;‘ band, well, it knocked an even larger ' hole into his shrinking credibility, and hopefully, if Guns & Roses were just too stupid to know how for real their prejudice is, the KKK thing will shake them up. I think the idea that people are running around today advocating geno- cide is pretty repulsive, too. The thing I'd like to ask you about is the idea that of going off alone and blow- ing off stream. What does that mean? Does it mean you're going to punch pillows or hit walls, or do pri- mal screaming? We're not really into that. I like to focus my feelings University of Utopia about those kind of things (prejudice, etc.) into efforts to eliminate negativity and unnecessary suffering, and ’ bringing about global prosper- ity. I really agree that working for more than my own grubby existence has enriched my life. Having a plan is what keeps me from going into a frus- ' trated state about the amount of change that needs to happen, that, and being zen. I mean, if .. things turn out ditferentlythanlthink they Will, and if I don't see in my life time universal well-being, then I fully believe that there would be a reason for that, just as there was a reason for everything that has happened before. I really thing that things are getting to a better and better place, and that the whole planet is evolving and building character just like I am, getting civilized, and getting away from barbaric behavior. I'm glad I'm on a team that's working towards it. As far as the irrational ideas thing goes, well, I'm really into grandiose future fantasy, and don't thing there is anything nutty at all about projecting out possible scenarios. We have some great stuff on far out space age scenarios, like houses where you talk to the walls and they handle certain tasks for you ("balance my checkbook and project some full-screen MTV, please..."), and space villages, complete with gestalt communications proc- ess, in the honorable sci-ti tradition. I mean, HG Wells correctly predicted space travel as well as the women's rights movement in his ﬁction, both far-out scenarios at the time. The standard is to protect us from dealing with loops of meaningless conversation, where someone says something weird (like "the devil made me University of Utopia 5g>%University of Utopia crash the car", or "the world will be miraculously transformed October 13, 1989 into Eden tomorrow at 8am, so don't both working for change, it will happen while you sleep", or, as someone actually did say once, "I don't care if it is my voice on that cassette tape, I never said Jesse Potter that") and ex ects us to absorb the weird statement. The stan- dards, as you clan see, are to protect the purity of our scene. People 33 Osborn Farm Road can read the standards and decide whether or not they are in alignment with them before they come to the growth co-op. Weston, CT 06883 That's about it for now. Write & let me know your Hen‘), Jesse"- feelings on the standards, and whether or not you feel know that Pm writing in response to 1“ they are in alignment with your beliefs. yourletter (recieved by us on the 2nd I of this month). The standards you have concerns around are parts of a social contract that was developed based actual events that occurred involving real people, where we came to a realization that a standard was needed to protect the purity of the trip. The model is self-correcting. In the past we have, through feedback experience, and intelligent dialogue/correspondencewith folks like you, come to change our positions on certain things and eliminate a num- ber of superﬂuous taboos, as well as add additional stan- dards when needed. I personally _ don't feel thatlwouldwant to change ‘ thestandardsaboutnoanger,orabout
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-018
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: University of Utopia extensions
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: .-_ ..-ta. UNIVERSITY OF UTOPIA EXTENSIONS People who live in places far from San Francisco might want to start their own regional University of Utopia extensions. Anyone interested in be- coming University of Utopia ex- tension originator should get in touch as soon as possible, to be- gin a dialogue about plans and possibilities. uni\,e,_ sity of Utopia extensions operate independently, with their own democratic constitutions. Starting such a project is an excellent way to build up a meaningful social scene. where people will take the group spirit seriously. Lifestyle choice discussions, theatrical en- tertainment and other activities - 543 FREDERICK ST. - SAN r-‘i2ANcisco- CA 94H? - (ms) 566-6502 or 566-5640 Z.7©F “E A PROGRAM oi: PERFORMING ARTS soc:iAL. SOCIETY; INC- l i F'§§M ....... .,..,. 4-,.,,.,,.......,....,.....,.--,.-......-.... can happen, just as they do in San Francisco. In fact, U of U exten- sions will have every assistance the San Francisco center can give, w...
Show more.-_ ..-ta. UNIVERSITY OF UTOPIA EXTENSIONS People who live in places far from San Francisco might want to start their own regional University of Utopia extensions. Anyone interested in be- coming University of Utopia ex- tension originator should get in touch as soon as possible, to be- gin a dialogue about plans and possibilities. uni\,e,_ sity of Utopia extensions operate independently, with their own democratic constitutions. Starting such a project is an excellent way to build up a meaningful social scene. where people will take the group spirit seriously. Lifestyle choice discussions, theatrical en- tertainment and other activities - 543 FREDERICK ST. - SAN r-‘i2ANcisco- CA 94H? - (ms) 566-6502 or 566-5640 Z.7©F “E A PROGRAM oi: PERFORMING ARTS soc:iAL. SOCIETY; INC- l i F'§§M ....... .,..,. 4-,.,,.,,.......,....,.....,.--,.-......-.... can happen, just as they do in San Francisco. In fact, U of U exten- sions will have every assistance the San Francisco center can give, which includes all the print- ed materials published by l<erista Village as well as audio cassettes and video cassettes on a variety of subjects. Starting a U of U extension in- volves these requirements: 1) Establishing a good, ongoing communication by phone, mail, and/or personal visits with the members of Kerista Village (foun- ders of the San Francisco center). 2) Becoming a member in the Utopian Society. 3) Agreement to abide by the basic criteria of the U of U de- scribed earlier (verbality, equality, non-sexism, rationality, convivial- ity, ideaI—centeredness, desire to make new friends, and desire for self-improvement). 4)Agreement to relinquish the title “University of Utopia" if there is a communications breakdown or other irreconcilable differences with the originators of the U ot U in San Francisco, resulting in a re- quest that the extension founder stop using that name. (This is part of the principle of graceful dis- tancing and respect for project originatorship mentioned before.) Members of the University do not necessarily practice group living. However, some live together in shared living situations, and cooperative liv- ing is a widely studied subject nag»
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-104
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Using shared leadership for a common goal
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: E L‘EQEEEZEZEZE!l§EEZEZEZEZEZEZEZEZEZII EEEEEEVKEEEVZEEEEEEEEEVZEEE USING SHARED LEADERSHIP FOR A COMMON GOAL Religion is the only way to go with the ll/laroons. The should be told that we are a new religion which worships Queen Wylother ﬁrganny l/lann ’s granddaughter. In respect for her we want to ca on rista and nny’s family tradition which is to promote equality‘/ll¢)r all. fid- venture now involves the Keristans in Qalifornia who are tryin to decide what to fund of the 'maroons, l/lanny’s people. We want to fund those programs in which the principles of our religion are put into practice be- cause we are interested in a perpetual motion machine in goodwill. The machine would roduce more goodwill than it took to operate it. find then if we could ind people who identify with this goodwill they will want to live in a philanthropic collective settlement. This is how we live. Everything that we practice in Kerista we’d like to be practiced by the Wlaroons in Jamaica who are in ...
Show moreE L‘EQEEEZEZEZE!l§EEZEZEZEZEZEZEZEZEZII EEEEEEVKEEEVZEEEEEEEEEVZEEE USING SHARED LEADERSHIP FOR A COMMON GOAL Religion is the only way to go with the ll/laroons. The should be told that we are a new religion which worships Queen Wylother ﬁrganny l/lann ’s granddaughter. In respect for her we want to ca on rista and nny’s family tradition which is to promote equality‘/ll¢)r all. fid- venture now involves the Keristans in Qalifornia who are tryin to decide what to fund of the 'maroons, l/lanny’s people. We want to fund those programs in which the principles of our religion are put into practice be- cause we are interested in a perpetual motion machine in goodwill. The machine would roduce more goodwill than it took to operate it. find then if we could ind people who identify with this goodwill they will want to live in a philanthropic collective settlement. This is how we live. Everything that we practice in Kerista we’d like to be practiced by the Wlaroons in Jamaica who are in our programs. However, we don’t re uire it because we are socially tolerant of people who are shockingly di erent. V79 do require that peo le we’d be funding would be meeting I certain clearly designed criteria. ‘ﬁiese will be spelled out in detail. One criteria is bookkeeping. We want the people we fund to live in a philan- thropic collective settlement and do bookkeeping. Each person in the philanthropic collective settlement would be using her/his energy to better society by living on the front lines of goodwill. The people should be operating schools, birth—control clinics and other betterment of society programs. ‘This is in the name 0 granny Vlanny who is the woman who showed everyone she was boss. veryone was aware thatshe was a leader and in her name we announce that we want to work with the Wlaroons to use shared leadership to solve the problems of the world. K E K B K E E E M L‘. E E H E K E H E K E E EEEEEEEEEE EZLSEEZEZLSEEZEQEZEZEEEZEZIIE A goodwill message From Jasizo, Keristan mqtiiological pleasufv guide, received via collective sulzaconscious ideomotor activifg on an alplwalaet lmm-d Lg Kewdan nuns Even Eve and Bluejaq Wag on Mag 3|, I085. l‘1ﬂl‘1l‘1Y OF THE MHROOHS
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-021
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Utopia, a multi-media learning program based on a real-life adventure
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: 0 me mojgknmﬁﬁassv max.-:. N ‘Vs want to meet more artists, writers and crafts people of all kinds. Our plan 15:. to form a production collective that w. ill make videotapes and motion pictures_ ‘ e__name of the movie series is BLOWN .. ;\.‘I7S OF THE WORLD UNITE. In this -:L.l‘lCS'a group of creative individuals unlted in the conviction that social '1 gmentation is an adversary that stands in the way of concerted sharing. Social t1*a-gmentation 1s like the storm that has tn he weathered before the ship can reach port safely. The individuals form into an ARTISTS’ KIBBUTZ and get a farm—school in northern California. They organize themselves into production teams and they overcome social fragmentation through the use of utopian psychology. We are now casting for players in this verity cinema production. wish to participate will have to be congen- ial and cooperative. There is a long way to go before we will actually have a TV program ready for national distribution. {n this...
Show more0 me mojgknmﬁﬁassv max.-:. N ‘Vs want to meet more artists, writers and crafts people of all kinds. Our plan 15:. to form a production collective that w. ill make videotapes and motion pictures_ ‘ e__name of the movie series is BLOWN .. ;\.‘I7S OF THE WORLD UNITE. In this -:L.l‘lCS'a group of creative individuals unlted in the conviction that social '1 gmentation is an adversary that stands in the way of concerted sharing. Social t1*a-gmentation 1s like the storm that has tn he weathered before the ship can reach port safely. The individuals form into an ARTISTS’ KIBBUTZ and get a farm—school in northern California. They organize themselves into production teams and they overcome social fragmentation through the use of utopian psychology. We are now casting for players in this verity cinema production. wish to participate will have to be congen- ial and cooperative. There is a long way to go before we will actually have a TV program ready for national distribution. {n this story the voyage is as important as the destination. We want to state the firm conviction that artists lead fashion rather than follow it. We will have to organize into affinity clusters and we will have to —;tr.1d_y utopian psychology and concerted _ maring. Those of us who are serious W111 .-;ant to live in collectives and work for the actual establishment of the farm-school. The people who _ II-‘E .§_s‘__DVEN'1'URE II.’ There are 70 major parts in the prod- uction and hundreds of minor parts, We will be meeting two or three times a week to establish the continuity of our own liv- ing situations into harmony with the seen- ario of the movie series. Those of us who can afmrd to Chip in $50 a month for tuition will become cooperative members of PASS EXPERIMENTAL COLLl?IGl~‘, and will have cooperative use of the farm-school on a permanent basis. The farm-school will by a utopian oco-vlllrigge Wl‘l(.'Z‘C vvc will live as a collective when we are not in the city. We will maintain townhouses in San Fran- cisco and possibly a few resort hostels for vacations in other geographic areas. Our production company will be operated as a pure utopian collective. This means there will be no personal profit and no one per- son will make any gain at the expense of any other person. There will be no chain of command or hierarchical structure; no person will be "the boss. " Each member of the production company will be equal and autonomous, that is, self-directing. The group that is sponsoring this project is THE STOREFRONT CLASSROOM COM- MUNE, a collective of artists and Writers who publish THE STOREFRONT CLASS-— ROOM newspaper and UTOPIAN EYES magazine. We also operate the UTOPIAN "SOCIETY. ‘ Phone us if you are interested in participating with us. A ‘telephone —. (415) 752-0773 “ME.N'rA1. g£'.AwrH MAKNTENANCE waaoucn ART”
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-078
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

Title: Utopian psychology for nurses
Author: Kerista Commune
Publisher: Hamilton College Library
Place published: Clinton, New York, United States
Text: Accreditation This program has been approved by the Calif- ornia Board of Registered Nursing under Provider #04693. This course offers seven hours of continuing education credit for RNs and LVNs. Dates & Times: The next seminars will be: — Saturday, April 16, I983 — Saturday, April 23, 1983 — Friday, May 6, 1983 All sessions are from 9:00 a.m. to5:00 p.m. Seminars are ongoing and several are scheduled each month. If you cannot attend at the above times please call for future dates. Location: The Storefront Classroom 543 Frederick Street San Francisco, CA 94117 (415) 753-1314 (near Stanyan, one block from Kezar Stadium) Cost: $25 .00 for seven contact hours Registration: All registration fomis (with fee) must be received one week prior to the date of the seminar. Checks should be made out to Abacus, Inc. and all participants are urged to register early due to limited space. Participants may bring bag lunches or purchase lunch in the neighborhood. Name: _ _ ,_ _~,__.__.__ Cal. Lic...
Show moreAccreditation This program has been approved by the Calif- ornia Board of Registered Nursing under Provider #04693. This course offers seven hours of continuing education credit for RNs and LVNs. Dates & Times: The next seminars will be: — Saturday, April 16, I983 — Saturday, April 23, 1983 — Friday, May 6, 1983 All sessions are from 9:00 a.m. to5:00 p.m. Seminars are ongoing and several are scheduled each month. If you cannot attend at the above times please call for future dates. Location: The Storefront Classroom 543 Frederick Street San Francisco, CA 94117 (415) 753-1314 (near Stanyan, one block from Kezar Stadium) Cost: $25 .00 for seven contact hours Registration: All registration fomis (with fee) must be received one week prior to the date of the seminar. Checks should be made out to Abacus, Inc. and all participants are urged to register early due to limited space. Participants may bring bag lunches or purchase lunch in the neighborhood. Name: _ _ ,_ _~,__.__.__ Cal. License ,,,__T_ RN __jLVN Address: _ ,_ _ City:_ ____ ,__._E State: Phone: _ -,_._.__ Nursing Specialty Present Employer Mail to: Abacus Inc.. 543 Frederick St. San Francisco, CA ‘Ml I7 v Phone: (415)753-1314 PASS, Inc. with Abacus, Inc. 543 FREDERICK STREET SAN FRANCISCO. CA. 941 I7 To: Dated Material PLEASE POST Utopian Psychology for Seminars Every Month Next Dates: Saturday, April 16 Saturday, April 23 Friday, May 6 ‘ Co- sponsored by Abacus, Inc. and Peifonning Arts Social Society, Inc. Program Schedule 8:30 a. m. Registration 9:00 a.m. Introduction: “ What is Mental Health?" “Communicating As An Equal” — Understanding anger — Assertiveness without anger through the emotion of equality — Valuejudgements vs. eondemnatory conclusions — The mechanics of the Inferiority/ Superiority Complex — Bound for Freedom: The social contract as a psychic tool ~ Graceful differing — 101 techniques for better communication Break “ Stress Management and Burnout Prevention” — Distress vs. eustress — The preconditions for burnout — Three conditions for bumout prevention — Centric vs. eccentric change ~ Responsible hedonism — Zestful Zen: Midway between Painless Punk and Mellow Megalomania 12:00 noon Lunch 1:00 p. m. “Integrity is Discovering All Your Subpersonalities and Introducing Them to One Another.” A video tape on subpersonality theory followed by discussion of how uniden- tiﬁed subpersonalities create stress and affect our ability to communicate effectively. Bleak Video: On Death and Dying “ Living With Death: The Philosophy of Graceful Distancing.” 4:30 p.m. Evaluation and Post Test Abacus, Inc. presents Utopian Psychology for Nurses Course Description Utopian Psychology is a science which blends the ideal with the practical. This course will offer: — practical techniques for developing more optimal communications and assertiveness skills — unique theories about stress manage- ment and burnout prevention — a deeper look at the psychology ofdeath and dying The format of the course will be lecture, discussion, audio— visual presentations, and group gestalt exercises. Each participant will take home a“ Do- It— Yourself’ ’ Mental Health Packet for personal use and for use as a teaching aid with clients. Course Objectives At the conclusion of this course each partici- pant will be able to: — Describe two techniques for enhancing communication with patients and co— workers. — Identify the three preconditions for burnout. —- Name the three basic principles of burnout prevention. — Deﬁne graceful distancing as a principle in the psychology of death and dying. The Instructor Geo Barnes, RN BSN has worked as a psychiatric nurse at the Medical College of Georgia, the Payne Whitney Clinic (N.Y. Hospital) in New York, San Francisco General Hospital, the University of Califomia’s Langley Porter Institute, and she has done oncological nursing at UC. Hospital in San Francisco. She is currently employed with Abacus, Inc. for which she has designed Abacus Holistic Self» Esteem Seminars. She participates weekly as an equal in the Gestalt- O-Rama" Growth Co-op’s peer self— help group therapy sessions, and is a co— publisher of and writes for the quarterly Utopian Class» room: A Journal ofDo—lt— Yourself" Mental Health. She is also actively involved in “democratizing psychology” as a volunteer with the Kerista Research Institute, a grass— roots think tank located in San Francisco. Geo lives with 14 other adults in a “Best Friend Identity Cluster" (written up in Psychology Today) in which she is raising four children using multiple parenting and the principles of Utopian Psychology.
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Geography: San Francisco (Calif.)
Subjects: Alternative lifestyles--California, Communal living--California--San Francisco
Identifier: yhm-spe-ker-eph-133
Is part of: Kerista Commune Collection, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library Digital Collections

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