Episode · The Rich Roll Podcast · 2020-04-09
Books mentioned on Charles Eisenstein On The Coronation
One of the deepest integrative thinkers active today, today's guest is a voice both crucial and integral to this conversation. Meet Charles Eisenstein.
Rich Roll discussed Sacred Economics by Charles Eisenstein. Charles Eisenstein discussed A Paradise Built in Hell by Rebecca Solnit.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Sacred Economics
Sacred Economics by Charles Eisenstein is an influential book that critiques the current monetary system based on interest and debt, proposing an alternative economic model rooted in gift culture, ecological stewardship, and community collaboration.
Discussed“you've written a book sacred economics”
Where to get it
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A Paradise Built in Hell
A Paradise Built in Hell by Rebecca Solnit is a striking non-fiction book examining disaster sociology that argues communities naturally respond to crises with extraordinary generosity, cooperation, and mutual aid rather than descending into panic or selfishness.
Discussed“Rebecca Solnit writes about this so beautifully in her book a paradise built in hell”
Where to get it
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“Charles Eisenstein is the author of several books most recently climate a new story as well as sacred economics the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible and the ascent of humanity”
“Charles Eisenstein is the author of several books most recently climate a new story as well as sacred economics the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible and the ascent of humanity”
“Charles Eisenstein is the author of several books most recently climate a new story as well as sacred economics the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible and the ascent of humanity”
“Charles Eisenstein is the author of several books most recently climate a new story as well as sacred economics the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible and the ascent of humanity”