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The Dharma of Money: Creating Your Financial Karma

September 26 - September 27, 2020

Spencer Sherman

 What if you could change your whole relationship with money?What if you could let go of grasping, avoidance, and shame, and experience confidence, ease, and sufficiency?What if financial ease has more to do with our spiritual and emotional relationship to money than the bottom line?This workshop is a safe space in which to explore the taboo topic of money, perhaps for the first time in your life.Discover your limiting money beliefs and become independent of your money conditioning.This is a rare opportunity to use Buddhist practices to bring equanimity, joy, and purpose to your financial life. Through guided meditations, journaling, and interactive exercises, we will release stressful patterns and cultivate new neural pathways and healthy money karma.Here's what you'll learn in a joyful (yes!) and supportive container:
  • An Enough Practice so you have all that you need right now.
  • How to be more equanimous with the ups and downs of money.
  • How to have a Courageous Money Conversation.
  • To recognize your Formative Money Experience and how to transcend it.
  • How to embody the grander sense of who you are beyond your money.
  • How to be in the present moment with money.
If you cannot attend the live event, replay videos will be provided once the entire course has concluded.
ScheduleThursday, September 17thSaturday, September 26th
  • 1 - 2:30pm ET Afternoon program
  • 5 - 6:30pm ET Evening Program
Sunday, September 27th
  • 1 - 2:30pm ET Afternoon program
  • 5 - 6:30pm ET Evening Program
 

ABOUT THE TEACHERs

Spencer Sherman

Spencer Sherman is on a mission to use the timeless wisdom of the dharma to transform and empower our relationship with money. After earning his MBA from Wharton, he founded Abacus, a financial firm with Buddhist-inspired values.   He is the author of The Cure for Money Ma...

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