Ever since reading Charles Eisenstein’s wonderful book Sacred Economics, I have been struck by the profound meaning of this seemingly simple concept. Eisenstein was quoting a member of an Amazonian tribe who explained his thinking following a successful hunt.
"I Store Meat in the Belly of my Brother"
"I Store Meat in the Belly of my Brother"
Ever since reading Charles Eisenstein’s wonderful book Sacred Economics, I have been struck by the profound meaning of this seemingly simple concept. Eisenstein was quoting a member of an Amazonian tribe who explained his thinking following a successful hunt.