Another 50 are in the works. It's more than a trend. It's hugely growing. While the concept of money itself often bears a taint, that is a false consciousness based on old religious fallacies, Feigenbaum says. Instead, money should be seen in its essence.
Money is energy, transitioning between people.
I see it as a transformational tool. Money is not a nasty thing. It starts with your wallet, aligning it with your spiritual values. Feigenbaum does not deny the process is fraught with gray areas. But if you were concerned about third world sourcing policies, Feigenbaum notes, Starbucks might fall several rungs.