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                 The Fourteen Steps

1. Take the first step: commit yourself to walk this walk!

2. Determine your own Core Priorities, your personal choice in life, love,
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3. Do an inventory of everything you've got.

4. Examine your commitments in life: which connect to your core work?

5. Become conscious of what makes you happy.

6. Be aware of people whose basic needs are not being met in today's
world.

7. Know what you consume.

8. Be conscious about your money.

9. Become a gardener, at least a virtual one!

10. Do a "media & communications audit" to see how you connect with
others and your culture.

11. Begin choosing ways to reduce consumption.

12. Purge your stuff. Edit your closets, drawers, and wardrobe.

13. Become aware of what you plan to buy next.

14. Join forces with others in this process.
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A New Look at Prayer:
Learning to Listen to Your Inner
Guide
by Bill Huebsch
This carefully written e-book
helps you recognize your
own inner voice which
leads to "right living."














Driving the Speed Limit:
Learning to Live Simply,
Sustainably, and in Solidarity
with the Poo
r
by Bill Huebsch

This e-book provides you
with a road map (almost
literally) to help you make
choices which are both
satisfying and in support of
the common human good.