Resources

Charles Eisenstein

Traces the mythology of money from gift economies to interest-bearing debt, and sketches what a sacred economy might look like — one that honors gift, commons, and the interconnection of all life.

Charles Eisenstein

Charles Eisenstein maps the shift from what he calls the 'Story of Separation' — the worldview of isolated selves competing for resources — to a 'Story of Interbeing' in which healing, justice, and ecological sanity are not only possible but inevitable.

Lynne Twist

Lynne Twist argues that the toxic myths of scarcity — 'there's not enough', 'more is better', 'that's just the way it is' — drive both personal anxiety and global injustice. She offers a path to sufficiency, gratitude, and aligned use of resources.

Dr. Robin Youngson

Dr. Robin Youngson, an anesthesiologist, argues that modern healthcare has sacrificed compassion for efficiency — and that restoring care to the center of medicine is not idealistic but evidence-based and systemically necessary.