Published Jul 23, 2009
Parker Palmer — Repossessing Virtue: Economic Crisis, Morality, and Meaning
Parker Palmer delves into the interplay between economic crisis, morality, and meaning, emphasizing nonviolence as a daily practice and the significance of spiritual wealth over material gain. He addresses the parallels between psychological and economic hardships, advocating for inner life awareness and moral resilience through transformative leadership.
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