Cultivating a polyculture of exchange

Reblogged from an oak tree in the garden:

Talking (and writing) about money is an interesting thing. It’s almost always done in relation to its scarcity (“I’d love to (fill in awesome activity), but I can’t really afford to right now”) or its overabundance (“CEO bonuses are (fill in description of disgust/moral outrage)”). Both conversations tend to get negative pretty quick. Language and social customs seem to make it far easier to talk about problems and challenges than comfort and sufficiency.

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By Chris Tittle
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3 Responses to Cultivating a polyculture of exchange

  1. maxdalex says:

    Other very good talks of Charles Eisenstein are here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76x4GuQCpsc&feature=related. Massimo

  2. maxdalex says:

    Another very interesting video of Charles Eisenstein is here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76x4GuQCpsc&feature=related

  3. maxdalex says:

    … and the second part is here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqxDJ8wXsKM&feature=relmfu
    “Money and the Turning of the Age”

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