Hey everyone, quick note here. I’ve let an outfit of lovely people, “Humanity’s Team” host a couple of my online courses, hoping to reach new people. For the relaunch, I recorded a special one-off webinar called “Anchoring the Future for a World in Transition: Skills and Perceptions to Thrive in the Space Between Our Stories.” It is free — you can register at
Hi Charles. I was recommended your work by someone I was explaining my intention to change the world to and your ideas are a wonderful articulation of many of mine. I plan on standing as MP in the UK (because anyone can here with just £500 and 10 votes) on a radical platform of decentralisation and peace which you can read a little of at www.cmwyl.com if you’d like to help (moral support or advice very welcome) because right now it’s just me against the UK parliamentary system! Minimally aggressive autonomy and geographically defined community is my solution. Feed clothe and house ourselves without recourse to external authority. No land ownership, no home ownership as neither is necessary. Lifelong stewardship instead. Free speech, equal trade, free movement for a free humanity. Thanks.
I listened and took notes. So uplifting! Lots of fresh insights, even though I believe I have all of your books, Charles. I'm posting QUOTES on Facebook. Such an important message "for such a time as this."
Hi Charles, I love reading and listening to your thoughts and glad you're including Sami Awad next time. I can recommend two amazing peace activist women to also interview, one Israeli, one Palestinian from Gaza who have become friends. I can share an interview that I made with them on Zoom for 50 or so people. If you could spread their dynamic and courageous presences even further, that would be wonderful. Thanks for considering it. Karen
Hello Charles there is a wonderful German movie that creatively illustrates how we live in the story of separation. It is poignant and thought-provoking. Its English title is "I'm Your Man". Do you know it?
Interesting as far as o was able to watch, but the video kept interupting to show a screen advertising the related courses while the sound carried on. It was impossible to get back to the picture without exiting and restarting and then having to scroll through the timeline to find the point at which you lost it.
Also the interviewer was a bit "american" for my english cultural tastes.
So zero points for presentation and I'm afraid I gave up after the 3rd interuption about half way through.
Essentially it seems what you are talking about was based on the territory covered by Capra & Luisi in The Systems View of Life, so I would have been intrigued to see where you were taking it. What I heard struck a lot of good chords, so pity about the techical issues.
Are you having work done on your house? Or were the builder noises off from the street outside?
Hi Charles. I was recommended your work by someone I was explaining my intention to change the world to and your ideas are a wonderful articulation of many of mine. I plan on standing as MP in the UK (because anyone can here with just £500 and 10 votes) on a radical platform of decentralisation and peace which you can read a little of at www.cmwyl.com if you’d like to help (moral support or advice very welcome) because right now it’s just me against the UK parliamentary system! Minimally aggressive autonomy and geographically defined community is my solution. Feed clothe and house ourselves without recourse to external authority. No land ownership, no home ownership as neither is necessary. Lifelong stewardship instead. Free speech, equal trade, free movement for a free humanity. Thanks.
I listened and took notes. So uplifting! Lots of fresh insights, even though I believe I have all of your books, Charles. I'm posting QUOTES on Facebook. Such an important message "for such a time as this."
That was great Charles, thanks! I needed some spiritual healing today.
Revised Golden Rule about our interconnected world - "As you do unto others, so in fact you do unto yourself." - Charles Eisenstein
and . . . as we do unto the soil we do unto ourselves, . . . etcetera.
Hi Charles, I love reading and listening to your thoughts and glad you're including Sami Awad next time. I can recommend two amazing peace activist women to also interview, one Israeli, one Palestinian from Gaza who have become friends. I can share an interview that I made with them on Zoom for 50 or so people. If you could spread their dynamic and courageous presences even further, that would be wonderful. Thanks for considering it. Karen
Hello Charles there is a wonderful German movie that creatively illustrates how we live in the story of separation. It is poignant and thought-provoking. Its English title is "I'm Your Man". Do you know it?
Interesting as far as o was able to watch, but the video kept interupting to show a screen advertising the related courses while the sound carried on. It was impossible to get back to the picture without exiting and restarting and then having to scroll through the timeline to find the point at which you lost it.
Also the interviewer was a bit "american" for my english cultural tastes.
So zero points for presentation and I'm afraid I gave up after the 3rd interuption about half way through.
Essentially it seems what you are talking about was based on the territory covered by Capra & Luisi in The Systems View of Life, so I would have been intrigued to see where you were taking it. What I heard struck a lot of good chords, so pity about the techical issues.
Are you having work done on your house? Or were the builder noises off from the street outside?
When I try to go to the link for the March 13 discussion a message comes up in another language and I don't know how to get past it to register.
Not able to access the free link message reads 403 forbidden, I think theyre onto us ((( ;
Amazing! I’m excited Charles. ;)