Description: This is the decade of simplicity. In The Circle of Simplicity, Cecile Andrews, a pioneer in the simplicity movement, shows us how to foster simplicity in our own lives. Inwardly rich and outwardly simple, voluntary simplicity is a reaction and an antidote to the spirituality devoid, harried, and materialistic lifestyle pervading our culture. In Seattle, the mecca of the simplicity movement, Seattle Times columnist Cecile Andrews is renowned for her workshops on voluntary simplicity and her seminars on creating simplicity circles. Her circles gather groups of people dedicated to pursuing simplicity, and teach them how to apply Andrews's principles throughout their lives. In The Circle of Simplicity, she explains how, instead of working to exhaustion, we should focus on our creativity, participate in community life, and express concern for our planet. In the end, simplicity means different things to different people. For some, nurturing simplicity involves changing careers; for others, it may simply mean deciding to walk to work. Regardless of how we adopt the principles of simplicity, Andrews asserts, we will find ourselves living more rewarding, satisfying lives.

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