Caring economy - TOWARDS LIFE-KNOWLEDGE

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What is spirituality according to Wilber’s Integral Theory?
What is his definition of spirituality?
If the focus of ultimate reality is life itself, and the focus of ultimate concern is its value, what are the connections and relationships between spirituality and life-value onto-axiology?
In light of the above, in the context of this ultimate reality of life with its ultimate life concerns, what is healing and its relevance?
If one substitutes money as the ultimate reality and its ultimate concern is its value, what are the implications of this world view?
If money is a collective cultural and social construct in this world, where the ultimate reality is life and the ultimate concern is its value, what would the implication of this world view be?
How can this realization now help to ground, anchor and steer our individual consciousness and behaviours and our cultural contexts and social systems in this Great Healing Project?
Can you summarize Raine Eisner’s “Cultural Transformation: Building a Partnership World”?
What are the SWEI of the CPS?
How then can we help actualize a Healing Economy based on the Four Cornerstones for a Partnership Society enlisted earlier, and how can the SWEIs help to ground, anchor and steer us in the Great Healing Project?
How can Fullerton’s Regenerative Finance and MMT assist in financing this Caring and Healing and Valuing of All Life Economy?
Can you provide suggestions for a blog article embodying the spirit of this healing?
Can you give suggestions of possible blog article titles reflecting the spirituality of the entire discussion?
Can you create a vibrant image recognizing the simplicity and profundity of the value of caring for and healing of all life?

“There are four cornerstones that we really must work on to shift from domination to partnership: childhood, gender, economics — going past capitalist and socialist theory to a caring economics of partnerism — and different stories and language.”

— DR. RIANE EISLER

Why are the major social binaries inadequate in explaining the basis of our varied injustices? What is needed to translate our relational shifts from domination to partnerism into structural shifts in our societal configuration?

In this episode, we welcome Dr. Riane Eisler, a systems scientist, futurist, attorney, and macro-historian whose research, writing, and speaking have transformed the lives of people worldwide. She is president of the Center for Partnership Systems (CPS), Editor-in-Chief of the Interdisciplinary Journal of Partnership Studies at the University of Minnesota, and author of Nurturing Our Humanity: How Domination and Partnership Shape Our Brains, Lives, and Future (co-authored with anthropologist Douglas Fry), showing how the social and biological sciences, especially neuroscience, support the findings from her research. Her other books include The Chalice and The Blade: Our History, Our Future, Sacred Pleasure, and The Real Wealth of Nations: Creating a Caring Economics, hailed by Nobel Peace.