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DWC 061: Exploring Belonging & Scarcity with Charles Eisenstein & Aspen Veronica
DWC 061: Exploring Belonging & Scarcity with Charles Eisenstein & Aspen Veronica
DWC 061: Exploring Belonging & Scarcity with Charles Eisenstein & Aspen Veronica
Monday 5th December 2022
Join Christina Weber, Charles Eisenstein, and Aspen Veronica as they explore belonging, scarcity, and connection on 'Deepen with Christina'.
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Get the buttons here!Charles Eisenstein and Aspen Veronica on Belonging, Scarcity, and Connection
Being able to follow our gift versus following the incentive or output like I think so much harmony is created from just following the truth, the alignment to our own truth.
Ever felt like you don't quite fit in or that there's never enough to go around? In this episode of 'Deepen with Christina', Christina Weber brings together the brilliant minds of philosopher Charles Eisenstein and entrepreneur Aspen Veronica to tackle these very issues. Charles, known for his thought-provoking books like 'The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible' and 'Sacred Economics', shares his unique perspectives on topics like polyamory versus monogamy and how entrepreneurship can uplift communities.
Aspen dives into the 'Crisis of Belonging', exploring how deeply seeing and being seen can transform our relationships. They also discuss the persistent nature of societal habits and the challenges of breaking free from them. This episode isn't just a conversation; it's an invitation to rethink your beliefs and actions, and perhaps find new ways to connect with those around you.
So, if you're curious about how to navigate these complex issues in your own life, this discussion offers plenty of food for thought.