« A Money Autobiography — Have You Written Yours? »

If you’ve never written a money autobiography, you’re missing a strong experience of better self-understanding. I’ve written several over the years. Each helped me look at my relationship with money and its deity powers over our world. Me included. Reading aloud my autobiography to a small group and inviting conversation (not critique) adds even more value. It’s part of getting freer from the economic clutches of More.

Our exodus from empire and civilization’s Multi Earths economy cannot be accomplished if we do no more than stop using empire’s socio-economic structures, big as that is. To truly leave empire ways behind and change out of the civilization story to another requires a more holistic exodus.  That exodus must also happen within us, in our relationships, and in all organizations where we have influence.

—From my upcoming book, The Eden We Can Choose, to be released in 2012

Writing a money autobiography will help get empire-think out of you. So how does one start? There’s an excellent guide in Faith and Money Study Guide, an eight session manual for groups put out by Faith and Money Network, Washington, D.C. Getting people to write a money autobiography is just one of the really important contributions F&MN has made to many lives.

Comments

[Gerald Iversen]

The Faith and Money Network could help even more folks write a money autobiography if they would post their helpful guidelines on their website. That would also be a strong promotion for the entire study guide. That's a far less complicated way to get people started than ordering the book and re-keying the questions. Please urge Faith and Money Network to do this by sending a message at FaithAndMoneyNetwork.org -- "Please post the money autobiography guidelines on your web site. Then we can urge our friends to visit and see how helpful the site is."

[Lee Van Ham]

Will do.