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PROTECTING
THE SACRED

REIMAGINING MONEY

“I can never be what I ought to be until you are what you ought to be, and you can never be what you ought to be until I am what I ought to be…This is the inter-related structure of reality”  ~ Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

We find ourselves with seemingly insurmountable crises, stemming from the mindset of separation that brought us here. The Journey ahead will be about the crucial task of remembering Earth’s sacred nature, which is also our own sacred nature. Remembering that all that we have has been a gift, and that in our time on Earth we are meant to both share our gifts, and to ensure that others are able to give theirs as well. 

“In the teachings of my Potawatomi ancestors, responsibilities and gifts are understood as two sides of the same coin. The possession of a gift is coupled with a duty to use it for the benefit of all. A thrush is given the gift of song and so has a responsibility to greet the day with music. Salmon have the gift of travel, so they accept the duty of carrying food upriver. So when we ask ourselves, what is our responsibility to the Earth, we are also asking, “What is our gift?” ~ Robin Wall Kimmerer

Today this is inescapably intertwined with money: the world’s most significant unconscious agreement. Because we believe in it, we perpetually reinforce scarcity and separation.

We find ourselves with seemingly insurmountable crises, stemming from the mindset of separation that brought us here. The Journey ahead will be about the crucial task of remembering Earth’s sacred nature, which is also our own sacred nature. Remembering that all that we have has been a gift, and that in our time on Earth we are meant to both share our gifts, and to ensure that others are able to give theirs as well. 

“In the teachings of my Potawatomi ancestors, responsibilities and gifts are understood as two sides of the same coin. The possession of a gift is coupled with a duty to use it for the benefit of all. A thrush is given the gift of song and so has a responsibility to greet the day with music. Salmon have the gift of travel, so they accept the duty of carrying food upriver. So when we ask ourselves, what is our responsibility to the Earth, we are also asking, “What is our gift?” ~ Robin Wall Kimmerer

Today this is inescapably intertwined with money: the world’s most significant unconscious agreement. Because we believe in it, we perpetually reinforce scarcity and separation.

Aligning with the gift nature of reality is a capacity that comes from the heart, and today this requires practice.

It takes working “upstream”, at the level of the mindset from which the financial system has arisen; shifting from transactions that isolate “me”, to the gratitude, compassion, and generosity that restores the “we”. Softening our grip on that which, if shared, may make it easier for others to give their gifts.

As Orland Bishop, a co-creator and teacher in our ecosystem once said, “the prerequisite for giving is forgiving”. We don’t put “all our chips on the table” because we don’t trust each other.  Remembering the way of enoughness, reciprocity, and belonging to Earth and each other, takes practice. It takes supporting those who protect what is sacred, who help us to heal, who show us how to make loving a conscious choice.

Aligning with the gift nature of reality is a capacity that comes from the heart, and today this requires practice.

It takes working “upstream”, at the level of the mindset from which the financial system has arisen; shifting from transactions that isolate “me”, to the gratitude, compassion, and generosity that restores the “we”. Softening our grip on that which, if shared, may make it easier for others to give their gifts.


As Orland Bishop, a co-creator and teacher in our ecosystem once said, “the prerequisite for giving is forgiving”. We don’t put “all our chips on the table” because we don’t trust each other.  Remembering the way of enoughness, reciprocity, and belonging to Earth and each other, takes practice. It takes supporting those who protect what is sacred, who help us to heal, who show us how to make loving a conscious choice.

Since 2017, a Jubilee ecosystem of some of the most creative people in the world have been in active experiments meant to bridge us from this civilization to the next one.

Actively choosing to transmute the unprecedented store of financial capital on the planet, into supporting people to give what is theirs to give – and transforming ourselves in the process.  Understanding that because money today acts as such a powerful limit-and-possibility-force globally, if even a tiny percentage of society were to experience this, we may generate the creativity needed to prepare future generations of humanity for an elective, conscious Jubilee.

“All systems eventually die, but they don’t go easily. … Financial capital and our relationship to it is one of those systems. And yet, this gift of life — capital — is also the bridge for our transition and evolution.” ~ Sandy Wiggins, “The Gift of Capital”

Since 2017, a Jubilee ecosystem of some of the most creative people in the world have been in active experiments meant to bridge us from this civilization to the next one.

Actively choosing to transmute the unprecedented store of financial capital on the planet, into supporting people to give what is theirs to give – and transforming ourselves in the process.  Understanding that because money today acts as such a powerful limit-and-possibility-force globally, if even a tiny percentage of society were to experience this, we may generate the creativity needed to prepare future generations of humanity for an elective, conscious Jubilee.

“All systems eventually die, but they don’t go easily. … Financial capital and our relationship to it is one of those systems. And yet, this gift of life — capital — is also the bridge for our transition and evolution.” ~ Sandy Wiggins, “The Gift of Capital”

“The human’s role is to caretake this sacred creation, and where possible, to elevate the sacred.” ~ Pompahatot Michael Preston (Pom)

Our logo signifies the important role of the human heart in bridging Earth and cosmos. 

The upper rays of light signify our intuitive capacity to humbly “listen” to intelligences beyond the world we are familiar with for guidance about how to share our gifts. 

The center signifies our heart’s role as a bridge, allowing in new possibilities, and co-creating with Earth to add to and elevate this world.

The base represents our role to live in ways that show care for the life around us, such that others (people, animals, plants, water, land…) are free to give their gifts.

The upper rays of light signify our intuitive capacity to humbly “listen” to intelligences beyond the world we are familiar with for guidance about how to share our gifts. 

The center signifies our heart’s role as a bridge, allowing in new possibilities, and co-creating with Earth to add to and elevate this world.

The base represents our role to live in ways that show care for the life around us, such that others (people, animals, plants, water, land…) are free to give their gifts.

“We often think our will is for what ‘I’ want and we don’t practice generosity for the world. By choosing something in the world to serve…there is so much that can be fulfilled in me. To understand the human being is to understand creation out of nothing. We give something every time we give something…we give a part of ourselves… The innovation world is occupied with so much self interest. The world needs people who can think to create something and offer it to humanity.”~ Orland Bishop