THE TRANSITION ACTIVIST INTENSIVE Join acclaimed author-teacher, Charles Eisenstein, in a day-long intensive aimed to revolutionize your effectiveness as a leader, healer, and/or social activist in times of rapid change. Our society is entering a time of profound transition. Crises in the economy, the ecosystem, health, education, water, energy, and more are propelling our civilization toward a radically different way of living on planet earth. Such conditions call for a new kind of leader, and even a whole new paradigm of leadership. At stake are the deep questions: • "Who are we?" • "What are we here to create?" • "What is the role of humanity on earth, and how may I contribute to it?" Sunday, February 5, 2012 The Horticultural Society 148 West 37th Street 13th Floor New York, New York 10018 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The registration deposit for the workshop is $40 plus whatever amount corresponds to your feeling of gratitude and value. You will have the choice to gift Charles in advance as a part of this registration. Reserve your seat here: http://www.nycharitie... For more on Charles check out this video "Revolution is Love" (http://www.youtube.co...) and his website www.charleseisenstein.net “I consider Charles Eisenstein one of the up-and-coming great minds of our time. Rarely have I met a person who combines such philosophical and spiritual depth with such practical insights into the cultural and institutional origins of the potential terminal dysfunctions of modern society, and the potential solutions.” David Korten, Author of The Great Turning In this gathering we will explore, in concept and in practice: • Our unique historical moment: from separation to connection. • The dynamics of transition (personal, organizational, planetary). • Leadership independent of power structures and hierarchies. • The necessity for miracles, and how to access them. • What does leadership mean in a non-hierarchical setting? • A leader: "One who holds the story of what-is-to-be." • A leader: "One who creates opportunities for others to express their gifts." Co-sponsored by: The New York Horticultural Society and Traditional Nutrition Guild