Sufficiency is fleeting and I must relearn it over and over again I was born knowing I was enough and I forgot I remembered at five and yet I forgot I held it at 10 and yet I forgot I glimpsed it at 20 and yet I forgot I mastered it at 40 and stillRead the Rest…
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Speaking Truth: Building Trust
Jen Cohen and Gina LaRoche will be at the InterDependence Project in NYC on Wednesday evening, May 3oth.
The truth really does set us free. When we speak it mindfully and with compassion for ourselves and others it builds lasting trust between people. We call speaking truth a practice of sufficiency, and this practice is deeply connected to the teachings of right speech and right action. All are invited to join and see how you can create a living and working environment alive with the truth of the moment, grounded in sufficiency.
Hear It Now
Taking the Scare Out of Scarcity. We engaged in a deep process of unwinding scarcity and allowing sufficiency to emerge. The call was very process orientated and many insights were revealed.
Archive for November, 2009
What is enough
November 1st, 2009 - No Comments
We got interviewed, fun! And we got asked lots of juicy questions about sufficiency and sustainability so in lieu of a new entry we want to invite you to check out: http://www.rbruer.com/a-question-were-not-trained-to-ask/. YOu can meet our colleague RIch Bruer this way too.
