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Living Authentically And Simply

David Wann
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Duration
58m
Year
2008
Language
English
Publisher
New Dimensions Foundation

About

Continuing to consume excessively as a way of life is neither desirable nor possible, if we care about future generations. It seems clear that we need to alter our patterns of consumption in order to preserve and sustain our precious natural resources. David Wann suggests that if we change a few key priorities, many of our material wants will cease to be obsessions.

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