The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible (Sacred Activism): 2

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As I mentioned earlier, the time to do is when you know what to do when we don’t know what to do and act anyway, you’re probably acting out of habit.

Fearless and unapologetic, this is akin to a good spring clean of all those dark musty places we tend to commonly avoid.Unsurprisingly, it present a rather different “great narrative” than the Story of Interbeing that you have offered for a new Age of Reunion. The overarching theme of all my work is the transition in civilization’s defining mythology, from a story of separation to a story of interbeing. Despite the breadth of issues you’ve written and spoken about, there is a theme that runs through your work.

No, this comes up for me as a, you know, sort of semi-public figure, you know, as, as like, if necessary, am I willing to sacrifice?Is it, you feel at home wealth is that you feel secure wealth is that you can go outside and, and you belong that’s wealth. Along a certain axis of development this may be true, but it applies a cultural blindness to the many ways that a society can evolve and advance. Some of them are quite mundane; for example, regenerative agriculture and ecological restoration practices. It also blew my mind over and over, which led me to then listen to his magnum opus and his first major book, published in 2007, The Ascent of Humanity, a more hefty book that covers the history of consciousness and humanity from prokaryotes to the present.

We’ve been talking with Charles Eisenstein, his book, the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible is not his latest book. And sometimes stuff just works by magic and I’m not discounting all of our learned skills and, and things like that. And then you start looking forward to, so this is a different kind of change, and it’s not a substitute for then eventually taking action. Maybe because of a special moment I had with one of my sons that gets that he takes in, and it changes who he’s going to be as a father and three generations down the road. ACT Contact / FAQ About Events / Videos Merch / Subs Sign in/up The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know Is Possible Eisenstein, Charles More by this author.Furthermore, living abroad gave me the opportunity to discover who I was apart from the reinforcing circumstances of my home culture. The holy weaves integral golden threads through the brocade of society, tying together its myths, its sense of itself, its cosmology, its history, and its story-of-the-people.

Charles Eisentstein presents some excellent concepts for how to address the serious ecological challenges ahead. Our systems of money, politics, energy, medicine, education, and more are no longer delivering the benefits they once did (or seemed to). Eisenstein repeats this a few times more - about how some theory like water memory gets a lot of criticism so there must be something to it. If there are people in the world who are insecure, we can’t build a big enough fortress wall to keep out the violence that, that we might perpetrate in the world. In a sense, the technology is not the substance itself, it is the set of practices that includes it.

So this, this question itself might defy the whole premise that you’re leading from, but so what do we do?