Charles Eisenstein on Reality Sandwich

Sacred Economics: Chapter 24, Conclusion: The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Tell Us Is Possible (Pt. 25)
Charles Eisenstein

Now that I have entered the realm of speculation, I would like to describe a few more aspects of sacred economy that I believe will unfold over the next two centuries. This book has described developments that we can create in the next twenty years, and in some cases the next five. What about the next two hundred years?

Sacred Economics: Chapter 22, Community and the Unquantifiable (pt. 23)
Charles Eisenstein

Despite being able to pay for everything we need, we do not feel like all our needs have actually been met. We feel empty, hungry. Perhaps the things we need the most are absent from the products of mass production, cannot be quantified or commoditized, and are therefore inherently outside the money realm. 

Where Next for Occupy?
Charles Eisenstein

The occupations have served an important purpose, but the time has come to direct the energy they have awakened toward tangible goals. For too long, the left has mortgaged its soul to a dispirited, defeated version of the practical. Society and the planet are in such a strait that the old practical isn't enough. We need to think big -- and then be practical.

"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration. We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders

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I am the author of The Ascent of Humanity and other books. I'm deeply involved right now writing a new book on money and economy. I don't really spend much time on social networking, so if you "friend" me and I don't respond quickly, don't take it personally.