Spiritual Economics

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Spiritual Economics has guided thousands upon thousands through prosperity, challenges, and triumphs into an experience of true abundance. Butterworth believed that prosperity has nothing to do with the economic fluctuations of the world and everything to do with belief in oneself and certain spiritual principles. Learn to fine-tune your attitude about spirituality and personal prosperity during this 8-week adventure in community.

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Spiritual Practice Of The Week

The Practice of Ubuntu

As we celebrate Black History Month, we look at the philosophy of Ubuntu. “Ubuntu” is not just a word; it’s a deeply ingrained philosophy that shapes communities, cultures, and individual lives across Africa. The concept is simple yet profound: “I am because we are.” It stresses the importance of community and the interconnectedness of all human beings. 

Key Principles

1. Empathy and compassion: The philosophy fosters empathy and compassion by encouraging people to consider the needs and happiness of others.

2. Interconnectedness: In the Ubuntu worldview, individual actions have wider implications for the community, driving a sense of responsibility toward the collective well-being.

3. Coexistence and peace: Ubuntu promotes peaceful coexistence, tolerance and harmony, serving as a moral compass in interpersonal relationships and community engagements.

4. Shared resources: The belief in collective ownership and sharing of resources is another cornerstone of Ubuntu, challenging the capitalistic view of private ownership.

February Affirmation

Week Two

Book of the Month

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A revered spiritual leader’s legacy lives on in this wise and rich spiritual guide that shows us how finding true nirvana—existing deeply and peacefully every day—is more attainable than we ever imagined. Especially in turbulent times, there is an urgency to understand ourselves and our world. In the process, hushing our internal chatter and anxieties can feel nearly impossible. We exist trapped in a cycle of worry and stress—desperately searching for a cure and for an ounce of calm. In The Art of Living, renowned Buddhist Thich Nhat Hanh shows us that, often, we are in our own way, and that by changing the way we think and process our emotions and experiences can permanently change the way we find joy and meaning in our lives. Containing the essence of the Buddha’s teachings and Nhat Hanh’s poignant, timeless, and clarifying prose, The Art of Living provides seven transformative mediations that open new perspectives on our lives, our relationships, and our interconnectedness with the world around us.