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 Linda Groves-Bonder and Ken Wilber
 Waking Down. Part 2. Introducing Linda Groves-Bonder.
Linda Groves-Bonder shares her own story of spiritual yearning, something that almost all of us can relate to in one way or the other. By seeking clarity of mind and following the counsel of her heart's intuition, Linda was able to safely explore many of the world's spiritual traditions before finding one that truly worked for her. Sifting through the details of her awakening, and recognizing some of the archetypal road signs along her journey, her story becomes immediately recognizable as our own. It is a universal story, told time and time again throughout the ages, acted out perpetually in the hearts of every man and woman willing to take a closer look at their own eternal nature..... (+read more)
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 Money, they say, is the root of all evil. But lack of money, George Bernard Shaw reminds us, is also the root of all evil. While many spiritual traditions teach us to be wary of our attachments to money, so too is it vitally important that we avoid becoming too attached to poverty. And when noticing that suffering exists on both sides of the coin, one thing may become clear: when it comes to money, it's damned if you do, damned if you don't—but in the end, it's a hell of a lot more fun being damned for the doing. Sure, money can't buy love, we all know that. But love can certainly infuse our own relationships with money, so that wealth becomes a natural expression of enlightenment, rather than just an obstacle in our path toward enlightenment.... (+watch now)
 In this presentation, an integral economic framework is suggested to help differentiate fundamentalist approaches to economics from decidedly more sophisticated economic policies. It is argued that economic policies are often generated in the context of friction between fundamentalist conservative and liberal tendencies. For progress on several issues of economic concern today, the program aims to raise the level of debate to include more sophisticated versions of conservative and liberal approaches.
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