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

relationships where people “help” other people in a way that is patriarchal—from the top down—and creates dependents, and dependence, instead of supporting self-reliance and healthy interdependence. It diminishes everyone.

When we listen, speak, and respond from the context of sufficiency, we access a new freedom and power in our relationship with money and life.

Like water, money is a carrier. It can carry blessed energy, possibility, and intention, or it can carry control, domination, and guilt.

In the alchemy of collaboration, we become equal partners; we create wholeness and sufficiency for everyone.

Any genuine fulfillment in their life of financial privilege can be completely eclipsed by these money fears and stresses.

you know the flow of money in your life? Are you mindful of how it comes to you? Are you consciously allocating where you want your money to go? When you can see the way money flows through your life, it gives you power to see where you are in your relationship with it and where you want to go with it.

The fundamental economic principles and structures of that bygone era were based on flawed assumptions and wrong thinking—about nature, about human potential, and about money itself.

When we buy into the promise that more is better, we can never arrive.

I suggest that sufficiency is precise. Enough is a place you can arrive at and dwell in. So often we think of “abundance” as the point at which we’ll know we’ve really arrived, but abundance continues to be elusive if we think we’ll find it in some excessive amount of something. True abundance does exist; it flows from sufficiency, in