Description

Winter has arrived and while some prefer to hibernate others prefer the outdoor activities. Balsam Moon Preserve is offering a bit of both over the next few months.

For a little mental engagement and dialogue, they’ll host bi-weekly Zoom dialogues around a series of podcasts from The Great Simplification.  The series features interviews hosted by Nate Hagens (a professor) with a variety of persons on topics of energy, sustainability, economy, ecology, biophysics, spirituality, social dynamics and more and how they relate to our current challenges and sustainability on this home place of Earth.

Discussions will be on Tuesdays, 6:30-8pm every other week beginning February 6 and ending April 2.  To participate you may email or call to register and Balsam Moon will email you a Zoom link.  Simply view the episode prior to the date for discussion. Here's a link to The Great Simplification: https://www.thegreatsimplification.com/episodes. The following episodes and dates for discussion are:
Feb 6 Episode #12 "Limits to Growth Turns 50" with Dennis Meadows, professor of systems management.
Feb 20 Episode #47 "Energy, Politics & the Future" with Patrick Ophuls, political philosopher & ecologist.
Mar 5  Episode #49 “The Arcadians with Sion Michaux associate professor of geometallurgy.

Mar. 19 Reality Roundtable #5 (betw Ep. 92 & 93) "Food & Community in the Ruins" with 3 guests.
Apr 2 Episode 76 "Regenerative Agriculture & Personal Sovereignty" with Daniel Zetah, Minnesota agrarian.

Balsam Moon operates on reciprocity, no fees are charged for classes and activities. You determine the value to you for any class or activity offered, giving in accordance to what you receive.

Balsam Moon Preserve of rural Pine River is a non-profit organization sharing in alternative, sustainable, spiritual place of peace, honoring the earth and all living things.