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Okay, I'm here with Charles Eisenstein.

Charles, I've been a big fan of your writing for a long time.

We're from the same hometown in Pennsylvania. And I really love sacred economics.

Just the way that you helped people envision in a very balanced way how humanity could look at

economics and that type of kind of how that issue of economics and money is at the center of the

ego and the interpersonal journey as well as the society journey that we're going through

and the choices we're making so I just wanted to to say that, first of all, I really love that

book and that if you could just do a quick intro of who you are and maybe that recurring theme

that you touched on in that book and all your other books of the new story and the old story.

All right. Okay. Yeah. I'm, I mean, I'm a writer, basically. And then I began to do a lot of public speaking as well. And now I kind of, well, until COVID, I was doing more public speaking than anything else. Now, actually, I'm doing, I guess I'm doing a lot of public speaking because I'm doing it

on podcasts and things like that.

So everything that I speak and write about is basically an application of a conceptual tool that I use to understand the world.

And it's not only a conceptual tool, it's also become an embodied tool,

but basically understanding that we are in a time of transition from an old

story of separation into a new story of interconnection, interdependency, interbeing, where we're not understanding ourselves as separate

individuals in a world of other. And so my work is basically, it examines how our current

civilization is built on the story of separation, how that story generates crises that intensify with time,

offering humanity an initiation or a birthing into a new story.

And it's really an ancient story, not really a new story, but for civilization it would be new.

And then I apply that lens to different topics like you mentioned economics.

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