The Prosperity of Usefulness
Myths, Morals & Money
The Dalai Lama says that a meaningful life is to be happy and useful. Can we start to consider prosperity as finding aliveness in being happy and useful?
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Re-emerging with new prosperity
Myths, Morals & Money
As we re-emerge from lockdown and stare down the tunnel of an economic recovery funded by fossil fuels, how do we use the learnings of this time to recreate the world?
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Pathogens In The Economy
Myths, Morals & Money
What vulnerabilities in our modern systems are being exposed by the global pandemic and how might we use this event to return to truths and become more resilient – and create a more resilient system and society on the other side.
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A Revolution of Values
Myths, Morals & Money
After months and months, the fires in Australia have finally been put out, only to be followed by rains and floods. As groups gather to consider what the climate crisis means for our planet and society, we talk about collective transformation, individual responsibility and a global revolution of values.
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How Crisis Creates Change
Myths, Morals & Money
As Australia faces its worst bushfire catastrophe in history and smoke blankets the cities and country towns, we discuss what the role of crisis can be in economic and social change. And whether it is possible to dream and create a new vision in the midst of crisis.
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A New Story
Myths, Morals & Money
In this episode we begin to unravel what drives the economy, and the narratives that underpin how the economy operates in the world and in us. We consider who the gatekeepers of the current economic system are and what the organising principle of money is … and what it could be.
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”If you are completely destroyed by the world, then the world which destroyed you must be completely transformed, because you looked upon it with the eye that transforms, the eye that contains the germ of what is new.” – C. G. Jung
Is it possible to have a mature acceptance of our reality and still maintain space for creating a new future?
Should we be focussing our energy on our inner healing or on the greater healing of the world?
What images are needed to shift collective priorities towards a new system that will allow life to flourish?
We need to begin to understand the field of influence which we are responsible for tending, whether that is our own internal or local work, or something on a larger scale. And if we do seek to lead a community, we must do it from a place of love, joy and generosity, with no agenda for personal gain. We hold the truth of what is nourishing and regenerative within us, but we need to reconnect with that knowing again.
Dive deeper with our recommended reading:
- ‘Depth Psychology and a New Ethic’, Erich Neumann
- ‘Flying Saucers’, C. G. Jung
- ‘Hope in the Dark’, Rebecca Solnit
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