The Murder of George Floyd, continued
Matthew Fox
June 2, 2020
We are meditating on how authentic manliness is utterly lacking in the sick display of murder on the streets of Minneapolis by a white policeman
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Minneapolis Burning: Thoughts on Racism & Toxic Masculinity
Matthew Fox
June 1, 2020
There are many layers to the saga now playing out nightly on our television screens, peaceful demonstrations followed by burning of buildings in response to
Values & Economics – Imagine That! Korten, Continued
Matthew Fox
May 31, 2020
David Korten is making clear that economics—all economics—rests on values. Questions are arising in the wake of a global pandemic that is laying low so
David Korten on a “New Economy of Life”
Matthew Fox
May 30, 2020
The old economy of greed and domination is dying. A new economy of life and partnership is struggling to be born. The outcome is ours
David Korten on a New Economics
Matthew Fox
May 29, 2020
Having grounded ourselves in the solid spiritual awareness of Meister Eckhart on the topic of a just economics, we are now turning to twenty-first century
Eckhart on Birthing a New Economics of Justice and Compassion
Matthew Fox
May 28, 2020
Eckhart warns us that the “merchant mentality” can take over our souls. Some people look on God as they do a cow—”for the milk and
Eckhart’s Teachings on Economics and Spirituality, continued
Matthew Fox
May 27, 2020
We are meditating on how the coronavirus and climate emergencies that are upending so much of our world may be demanding that we apply greater
Meister Eckhart: Mystic Critiquing Unjust Economic Consciousness
Matthew Fox
May 26, 2020
We are meditating on what lessons we need to take from the coronavirus and climate emergencies and how they might awaken some moral imagination to
Unmasking the Limits of Capitalism
Matthew Fox
May 25, 2020
We are meditating on the role that moral imagination and creativity must play in a post-corona world. One area of public life begging for some
Re-Imagining Economics: Lessons from COVID-19
Matthew Fox
May 24, 2020
With 38 million unemployed Americans and with fewer and fewer holding health insurance during a time of pandemic and with that pandemic offering a kind
