The Soul of Money: Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Life

Money used this way connects us to the whole of life, rather than money becoming an instrument that separates and fragments us from each other. That kind of prosperity is available to everyone, whether they are people with massive resources or people with moderate or fewer resources. Using money as a direct expression of one’s deepest sense of self

be challenged by doubt and even disapproval for seeking a different way to be in our relationship with money.

The legacy they needed from us was not money itself but a way of being that would enable them to be creative, resilient, and fully expressed in the world with whatever money or other resources flowed through their lives.

Wealth shows up in the action of sharing and giving, allocating and distributing, nourishing and watering the projects, people, and purpose that we believe in and care about, with the resources that flow to us and through us.

Tracy discovered she had a talent for interviewing and writing, and she began a freelance writing business chronicling the life stories of elderly people for their families.

Where wealth and privilege are the prevailing conditions, and where money defines life and character, the fear of losing it is often profound.

Money is an invention, a distinctly human invention.

Think of an effective collaboration you’ve been involved with, and the way in which working through the issues deepened your sense of self and your appreciation and respect for your collaborator. Think about the generosity you needed to exhibit and the openness it required of you and your partner or partners. Think of the satisfaction of the outcom

Money is a current, a carrier, a conduit for our intentions.