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Section I: Content Overview

1. Executive Summary

A. Presentation Sum-up

i. Action Orientation

ii. Active Education

iii. Engaged Experience

iv. Unique Cultural Ideas

v. Foundation of Principles & Concepts

vi. Balance Our Affects on the World

vii. Explore Beyond Your Confines

B. Basic Conclusions

i. Change What Lead Astray

ii. Opportunity to Study Sustaining Life

iii. Foundational Principles

iv. Foundational Concepts

v. Only An Aspect

vi. Community Separate From Sustainability

vii. Organize Life For Yourself

2. Logistical Organization and Structure of Paper

A. General Overview

i. Access to Entire Thesis

ii. Paragraph Titles

iii. Outlines Set

iv. Accessibility to Detail

v. Glossary of Quick Reference

vi. Primary Web Vision

vii. Past Versions Available

B. Interactive Sustainable Paper

i. Core of Paper Writing

ii. Help Write This Paper

iii. Interact & Give Comments

iv. Collective Agreement is Crucial for Success

v. Hope For a Web Interface

vi. Everlasting Change

vii. Take Ownership of What You Read

viii. Enhance Future Experience

3. Introduction

A. Sustaining What? Sustaining Life!

i. Common Question

ii. The Troubling Question

iii. Giving New Context

iv. Union of Realms

v. Study Sustaining Life

B. Changing Ourselves

i. Nothing on Definition or Current Crisis

ii. Change Your Perception

iii. We Control Our Achievements

iv. Apply Sustainable Living to Change The World

v. Change Decision Making Styles

vi. Change Our Interactions

C. Understanding the Individual and the Collective

i. Aspect Duality

ii. Personal & Individual Understanding

iii. Multiple & Societal Understanding

iv. Equality & Individual Grounding

v. The Individual is the Foundation of Our Collective Understanding

 

Section II: Case Studies in the Progression of Sustainable Living

1. Organizations of a Collective Movement

A. The Beginnings of a Sustainability Movement at UC Santa Cruz

i. Good Things Come Slowly

ii. Unsuccessful Efforts

iii. Break in Continuity

iv. Jessian Choy to the Rescue

v. Multitude of Organizational Options

vi. Exponential Ripples

B. Collective Sustainability Movement Year 1 & 2

i. Focused First Year

ii. The First Summit and Festival

iii. Statewide Begins

iv. SEC Campaigns

v. Continued Exponential Growth

vi. Second Summit & Festival

C. Collective Sustainability Movement Year 3

i. First CSSC Advisory Council

ii. New CSSC Campaigns

iii. CSU’s Join

iv. UCSC Bumps It Up a Notch

v. Summit Rocks the House

vi. Work Starts at Chancellor and National Level

D. A Bumpy Ride

i. Magical Momentum

ii. Coordinating Coordination for a Plethora of Projects

iii. Coming Back to the Roots

iv. More Right Than Wrong

v. Stop People Cracking

vi. Ground For Strategy

vii. Ground Each Individual

2. Sustaining Personal Involvement in the Movement

A. Individual Case Study

i. Introduce Author

ii. Founded Involvement

iii. How to Stay Sane?

iv. Start Not Begin Sane

v. Ground Slowly With Personal Growth

B. Storing Energy

i. Before the Movement

ii. Start With YOGA

iii. Root Yourself in Family & Friends

iv. Actively Increase Bodily Energy

v. Less Activity Brings Problems

vi. Loss of Connection

vii. Eight Meetings is Too Many

viii. The YOGA Sustained Me

ix. No More Than Five a Day

x. Realign Balance

3. Sustainable Living in the Education System

A. Education Evolution

i. Turning Point For Education

ii. We Already Change Education

iii. Lets Engage Students

iv. Case Study ESLP

B. ESLP

i. Speakers & Continuity

ii. The Most Amazing Class

C. Feedback on the Lectures

i. Students Say Incredible

ii. Exciting & Inspirational

iii. First Real Class

iv. Connected Perspective

v. Can’t Take It, Teach It

D. Action Research Teams

i. Campus Contribution Differed

ii. Direct Viability to Community

iii. Group Work to Move Forward

iv. Applied Experience

E. The Methodology of the Class

i. Foundation of Teaching Evolution

ii. Important Aspects

iii. Must Be Student Run

iv. Balance Control & Relationship With Professors

v. Helps All Learning

F. Retreats

i.               Students Come From All Over

ii. Work & Learn From One Another

iii. First of Its Kind

4. Academia & the Movement’s Vision

A. Getting to The Cause of Our Problems

i. Well Educated People Cause Problems

ii. Change Our Educational Methodology

iii. Uniting Broadly a Influential Infrastructure

B. The Larger Vision

i. Go Beyond Campuses Into Cities

ii. High Level Political Shift Toward a Sustainable Future

iii. International Implementation

Section III: The Development of Conscious Systemic Change

1. Introduction to Conscious Shifting

A. Think Local, Global, and Universal, Act In Balance

i. Interdependence With Everything

ii. Existence

iii. We Are Our Surroundings

iv. Don’t Do For Your Own Kind

v. Love Intrinsic Value

vi. Balance Yourself

B. Open Systems and Interdependence

i. Search For Interconnections

ii. Increase Interaction Even With Structure

iii. Current Fragmentation

iv. Limit Fragmentation With Interrelationships

C. Introduction to Principles and Concepts of Sustainable Living

i. Basic Thought

ii. Foundation of This Paper

iii. Interrelating Vocabulary

iv. Larger Consciousness

v. Individual Evolution

vi. Redefine the World

2. Principles of Sustainable Living

A. Principle

i. Primal Source

ii. Conscious Decision Making

iii. Guiders

iv. Multi-Leveled

B. Balance

i. Everything Is Balanced

ii. Common Examples

iii. Balance’s Essence Exists Within

iv. Singular Balance Doesn’t Exist

v. Continual Fluctuation

vi. Don’t “Hold” Balance

vii. Release & Extend Through It

C. Spectrums

i. Understand Your Relationship to Opposites

ii. There Is Always More To Simplicity

iii. Natural Order of Ideas

iv. Infinity Exists Between Opposites

v. Attune to Center of Opposites

vi. Spectrum Spectrums

D. Intention

i. Focus on Actions & Surroundings

ii. Enact a Purposeful Plan

iii. Plan, Go Slow, and Take Risks

iv. Refine

v. Believe In Yourself

E. Hope

i. Invisible Thread

ii. Motivation

iii. Bond of Knowledge

iv. Godly Figments

v. Care to Evolve

F. Trust

i. Look Inside to Connect

ii. Satish’s Story

iii. Trust Yourself & Your Community

G. Time

i. Eternal Magic

ii. Natural Time

iii. Time Is Not Linear

iv. A Mandela of Consciousness Defines Us

v. Instantaneous Ripples

vi. The Present Moment

vii. Actions Now Effect Now

3. Concepts of Sustainable Living

A. Concept

i. Guiding Perception

ii. Tangible Steps

iii. Applicable Metaphors

iv. Principle Application Examples

v. Bring Systemic Change

B. Collaboration is the Gateway to Change

i. Collaborate With Decision Makers

ii. Collaborate No Matter What

iii. Step By Step & Side By Side

iv. Don’t Blame Decision Makers For Problems

v. I Love My Enemy

C. Learn Only to Guide

i. Don’t Learn For Yourself

ii. Guide Others

iii. Only You Can Learn

iv. Always Pass on Knowledge

v. We Have Linear Education

vi. Visualize Who Your Passing to

D. A Landfill is a Recycling & Composting Center Waiting to be Organized

i. Imaginary Fiction

ii. Mind Games

iii. No More Landfills

iv. We’re Past Linear Thinking

v. Process Waste

vi. Divert From Landfills

vii. Organizing Fun

viii. Pre-Sort & Research Waste Processes

E. Physical, Mental, and Spiritual Health & Safety

i. Just Physical Isn’t Enough

ii. Understand Your Mind

iii. Create Mental Safety

iv. Spiritual Complexity

v. Ground Yourself

vi. Find Spiritual Places

vii. Nurture Spiritual Energy

viii. Enhance Spiritual Safety

ix. Templeize

x. Your Body Is Your Temple

F. Release to Relax, Forgive to Be Happy

i. Unblock Stagnation

ii. Forgiving is Magic

iii. We Didn’t Do It

iv. Take Responsibility

v. Clean & Travel

vi. Sit Under a Tree

vii. Breath Deep

G. Grounding Yourself in the Garden, You Are What YOU Eat

i. Best Way To Ground

ii.  Get Your Hands Dirty

iii. Food Comes From the Garden

iv. Cook

v. Diet Is Nutrition

vi. Accept all Diets

vii. Your Diet Is Fun

viii. Water Plants

H. Look Inward to Find Common Sense

i. Just Advising

ii. You Are Unique

iii. Listen to Your Intuition

iv. Common Connection of Source

v. Memorize the Feeling

vi. Allow Guidance

Section IV: Beyond Sustainable Living

1. Thriving Life

A.   Why Sustainable Living Isn't Enough

i. Evolve Community

ii.  Community is Different Than Sustainability

iii. Collective Complexity

iv. Sacrifice Is Anti Sustainability Yet Pro Life

 

B.    Beyond Sustainable to Thriving Life

i. What We have Won’t Do

ii. Enhance Life

iii. Living Buildings

iv. Endless Organizational Strategies

v. Each Different

vi. Reorganize Your Relationships

 

C. Balance of Everything Beyond Life Itself

i. Solutions Don’t Involve Problems

ii. Unsustainability

iii. Question the Status Quo

iv. Life & Death