Emerald Earth Sanctuary
Building Community ~ Cultivating Hope

100% Organic Cotton T-Shirts

$20 (includes shipping)

Crew Neck (Dark Green)
Adult SM - XL / Youth SM - LG

Women's Wide Neck (Light Green)
Sizes SM - LG

Any sizes that we do not have on hand are available through special order.

All proceeds from T-Shirt sales go directly into the New Common House Fund.

Peace Magnets

www.blessedearth.net

Choice of Blessed are the Peacemakers or Support All Life

$5.00 each

Sounds of Freedom:
Musicians on Spirituality and Social Change

$20

Book of Interviews and CD of Music from the artists
By John Malkin

• This book rocks. - Common Ground
  
• A quick, smart read, revealing that musicians have a lot more to say than what we hear on their albums. - Good Times, Santa Cruz, CA
  

Includes, Michael Franti, Michelle Shocked, Ani Di Franco, Indigo Girls, Laurie Anderson, Philip Glass, Rickie Lee Jones, Boots Riley, John Trudell, Holly Near, Darryl Cherney, Goapele Mohlabane, Tom Morello, Utah Phillips

The Hand Sculpted House

Ianto Evans, Michael G. Smith, and Linda Smiley (Chelsea Green, 2002) 346 pages

The latest comprehensive guide to cob and many other aspects of Natural Building. Excellent chapters on ecologically sensitive siting, harvesting and salvaging materials, designing beautiful, efficient, tiny houses, creative economics, and much more. Also includes an updated handbook of cob construction, covering every aspect from foundations and drainage to roofs and plasters. Nearly 200 outstanding drawings by Deanne Bednar, plus color and b&w photos. To see large picture of cover click on book.

$40

Art of Natural Building

Joseph F. Kennedy, Michael G. Smith, and Catherine Wanek, Eds. (New Society, 2002) 292 pages

A complete introduction to the Natural Building resurgence in North America and Europe, with 60 articles by 50 leaders in the field. Technical chapters cover 30 different materials and techniques from adobe and bamboo to recycled tires and paper fibers, with extensive resource lists in each chapter. Also covers the philosophy and history of the Natural Building movement, and inspirational case studies. Lots of b&w and color photos.

$30

Death : The Experience of a Lifetime

1997
(Single copies available free to Hospice workers and Thanatologists.)

Every one of us, without exception, is going to die. Yet most of us are fearful, in denial or determined to beat the odds. Perhaps there is another way to confront our inevitable destiny. Could we not regard death as one stage of a natural life-death-life cycle in which what we call Death is but one aspect of a larger Life? Here is a look at the evidence coming from cell biologists, near-death experiencers and wisdom traditions from all over the world.

www.commonweal.org

$10

Senior Co-Housing:
A Community Approach to Living Independently

Cohousing is an entirely new way for seniors to house themselves with dignity, independence, safety, mutual concern, and fun. Providing an inside look at existing communities, SENIOR COHOUSING demonstrates how people can make the conscious choice to live independently through community.

$35

CoHousing:
A Contemporary Approach to Housing Ourselves

(Ten Speed Press, 1994) updated and expanded with stories of six American cohousing communities)

$35

Donated by McCamant and Durrett Architects - www.mccamant-durrett.com
McCamant & Durrett Architects is an architecture firm with offices in Berkeley and Nevada City, California. Founded by architects Kathryn McCamant and Charles Durrett, the firm is well known internationally for the design of cohousing communities, childcare facilities, pedestrial-friendly town planning, and development consulting. "We believe that the fundamental blending of art, physical and social science, and architecture is achieved with formal knowledge, experience, critical thinking, and critical judgment. Our practice reflects strong values for community, cooperation, and sustainability. Since 1987, the firm has provided complete architectural services for a wide range of clients."

Kathryn McCamant and Jim Leach, of Wonderland Hill Development Company, have recently launched CoHousing Partners, a cohousing development firm in California. To learn more, visit
www.cohousingpartners.com