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Detail from poster by Lynette Nichols.
out the world, encouraging people with or without backgrounds in ecology to become informed and active in defense of the Earth.
The Council of All Beings is a form of group work which prepares and allows people “to hear within themselves the sounds of the earth crying,” to appropriately mourn what is disappearing from our collective lives and to release this repressed grief and pain.
Ways of channeling this released energy into passionate caring and effective action are integrated and supported. Thousands of people have been profoundly affected by participation in these councils.
Hunt Harris of Huntly has been working closely with RAAC to bring Mr. Seed to Rappahannock.
Mr. Seed will be leading a Council of All Beings in a rural setting in Rappahannock County Sept. 6-8.
For information call Mr. Harris at 703-636-3066. ^ • Benefit poster sales.
An original silk-screened poster “Standing On Fishes” and The Council of All Beings has been created by Lynette Nichols of Washington.
The poster will be available for purchase at the evening performances of “Standing On Fishes” for $30.
Proceeds will go to the Environmental Action Theatre Project.
• A potluck supper with members of the cast at the home of Charlie Tompkins in Washington at 7 p.m. June 20. C?ill Mr. Harris at 703-636-3066 for more information.
• Potluck lunches with the cast in the county park at 1:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday. The public is invited.
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