The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible

The More Beautiful World Our Hearts Know is Possible is the world we lost in the world of separation that began over ten thousand years ago since leaving paradise, the Garden of Eden. For many of us Our Hearts are remembering this Garden, the paradise of our ancestors that is now returning to us as we move into the new age. Moving into this new age of interbeing, of returning to the mind of nature, is, in using the words of Martin Prechtel, “the recovery of our own indigenous souls,” of reuniting spirit and matter.
Though many of us are working to save the Earth, to reunite spirit and matter, our lives are so ingrained in the dominant culture of materialism and profit that we find it most difficult to return to being one with the Earth and all of its inhabitants. There are many subtle and not so subtle ways we think and behave that run counter to opening ourselves to this new world of oneness with the Earth, of again finding our rightful place in the process of continued evolution. In thirty-six short chapters Charles Eisenstein beautifully describes how the ways we live inhibit this transformation and how to break free of that which separates us from reuniting spirit and matter.