Post-Capitalist Practice: The Sacred Exchange
Most of us were taught to equate our worth with productivity.
That if we wanted safety, freedom, or respect — we had to earn it.
That money was either the goal or the enemy.
But what if value was more than a price tag?
What if exchange could be sacred?
Post-Capitalist Practice is about remembering how to give, receive, and create outside the scarcity trance — and build systems where soul and sustainability coexist.
What is Post-Capitalist Practice?
It’s not just an economic theory. It’s a lived philosophy of:
- Generosity without depletion
- Sustainability without shame
- Value creation without self-erasure
It asks:
- How do I relate to money — not just practically, but spiritually?
- Where am I overworking, undercharging, or bypassing worth?
- What does enough feel like?
- What new models are possible?
Post-capitalist practice doesn’t mean rejecting all currency.
It means choosing not to worship it.
Why it matters
The current system rewards disconnection:
- Productivity over presence
- Virality over wisdom
- Extraction over regeneration
And yet, most of us still need to navigate this world.
We need to eat, rest, contribute, and be compensated — without selling our souls.
This pillar isn’t about perfection.
It’s about orientation:
- From exploitation to stewardship
- From domination to reciprocity
- From hoarding to trusting the flow
It’s not idealism. It’s evolutionary economics.
What you can expect from us
We walk this pillar through both our ideas and our offers.
You’ll see it in:
- $0+ pricing models on courses, meditations, and ebooks
- Honest breakdowns of how we make a living from sacred work
- Tools for creators and seekers to build aligned income without burnout
- Essays on value, attention, time, and meaning
We’ll also share frameworks for:
- Soul-aligned monetization
- Gift economy principles
- Spiral-aware business design
- Sacred scaling in a noisy world
This is not about escaping money.
It’s about re-ensouling it — so that your work feeds the world and your well-being.
Reflection Prompt
Where in your life are you making choices based on survival… when your soul is asking for something different?
What would change if money were your ally — not your master or your burden?