Dear Listers
Thanks Raffi for introducing SACRED ECONOMICS.
If we can find a way to get rid of money by reinventing the way we exist,
the banksters will disappear along with all the greedy and selfish people
who have accumulated the world's riches on the backs of others through the
shibboleth of
Kerry,
Thanks for sharing those other links to Eisenstein. I'm also enjoying listening
to his earlier book, Ascent of Humanity (which of course is freely available as
an e-book and as audio).
As for what we can do-
I think that is a great question.
Part of it for me is simply learning to live in
miguel-jan, doug-jan, kerry-jan and all, salam!
miguel thanks so much for sharing the berlin story. beautiful, simple, and
elegant one! and inspiring.
at the end of may, i am planning on taking part in the Village Building
Convergence in portland, oregon. as i've shared on the list before, i th
Kerry
speaking as someone who frequently feels a sense of 'pushing water up a
mountain with a fork', one answer to your passionately posed question is
actually full of irony...
... for thousands of years, humanity has been self-organising into tribes in
search of protection from the uncertaint
So important these questions and these topics. The kinds of crises that are
precipitated and arise from these kinds of economic times merit the
attention now of anyone who wants to positively contribute to change.
Michael Rowbotham's book "Grip of Death" does an interesting job of showing
how inse
Reading the posts on economics and especially the part about bankers
made me look into "Tales from Open Space", a grand little collection HO
published in 1995. There is a report of bankers of the World Bank in
open space (Lessons from Open Space at the World Bank by Giles and
Robbins Hopkings).
Raffi--
Tell us about your birthday gift circle: who did and did not do what?
:- Doug.
On 04/22/2013 08:56 PM, Raffi Aftandelian wrote:
Kerry,
Thanks for sharing those other links to Eisenstein. I'm also enjoying listening
to his earlier book, Ascent of Humanity (wh
I also like the question of what I/we can do.
What is a real prerequisite is a "burning business issue".
Seems that those critters pop up in our suburban neighborhood for
decades and have always brought people together with ensuing action.
Two examples:
---In the early nineties of the last centu
