The Inner Economy: Mastering the Change and Trauma of Difficult Times

What already resonates within you. Great stuff if you can apply any nuggets of wisdom you hear to what already resonates within you

The Inner Economy -comments. I enjoyed it. More of a talk than a class. A suggestiion - having a few key points of the topic on the whiteboard might be helpful to keep focus and for those joining late. Although it didn't seem very interactive during the session, I did find upon waking the next morning that an energy had opened up around the possibility of creating a different vision.

Lots of pent-up demand for living a real life. Hi Rick. Great talk. I jumped on the recorded session when I turned on my computer & email this morning (8:30am, 5/15) and saw approx 25 additional people join while I watched and listened to the recorded class. Presumably many others were doing the same when they woke up and got online today. People were even posting comments despite the fact that it was not live. All of the comments basically said the same thing - we want to live these ideas. It made me think about how much pent-up demand there is for real life, despite the fact that we already live "real" lives. Hope you are well. Thank you! Jim Gleason New Paltz, NY

Thought provoking. I really enjoyed the exploration of ideas around the economy and work and it was a pleasure to met Newman. Thank you Rick.

too ambitious topic. I love Rick's work, yet found the promise of all the practices listed in the workshop description to be unfulfilled. Same thing happened when he was in San Francisco recently. Why not retool the description to match the experience offered? This is important work, and the description could is more appropriate for a whole series of calls.

Is This a Contest?!. :-) I joined the webcast not as a class but just to hear what Rick Jarow had to say tonight! Spur of the moment as a friend reminded me on email it was free. I was, in fact, in mid sentence reading (as I do a lot lately) about different forms of new economy. So it flowed quite nicely. I am doing lots of contemplating about how we can change our economy--more local, more just, etc. sustainable. This is powerfully in the air now--I am working with people in my Boston community on doing this kind of change. But of course, internal shifts are essential--I agree with what Rick was saying. And tonight am making sure I am conscious of my food nourishing me! He is always working on creating community, and this is a big part of what so many of us need to build, rebuild, be. I felt RIck's need for it tonight too. It was like hanging in his living room! I also know that it is about loving the world and gratefulness. This is pretty rock solid stuff. Salt of the spirit, so to speak.

Great start to something magnificent. I think Rick, Did a great job with this medium for doing the show.. as he seem to be trying something new here with this . It is somewhat new to me too.. Hence why I couldn’t find out how and where to properly communicate. And even while asking questions and adding my thoughts on the Occupy statement, it was directed to the wrong person. I would love to see solutions. Maybe as times goes by we can get better at using the message boards or make it more fluid. But most of all I would love to see this compound and a strong effort to bring us together as a community and make all this possible. I am definitely down for this. Love and light. Craig

Let Love Abide. Chakras imaginary? Perhaps in the Advatic sense. What's that about? Terrific hour. thanks