diff --git a/content/en/learn/module-7/giving.mdx b/content/en/learn/module-7/giving.mdx index 80c986181..ce150afbb 100644 --- a/content/en/learn/module-7/giving.mdx +++ b/content/en/learn/module-7/giving.mdx @@ -119,14 +119,16 @@ Scarcity. -While we feel that some of his work may come across to many as idealistic, we think he poses a genuinely fascinating [question](/learn/module-2/better-questions/): **can we co-create sacred economic environments**? +While we feel that some of his work may come across to many as idealistic, we think Charles Eisenstein poses a genuinely fascinating question: + +> 💡 **Can we co-create sacred economic environments**? The sacred is that which is bigger than 'me' and simultaneously something in which one can participate, of which one is intimately a part. The sacred simply gives meaning to our lives; nothing more, nothing less. This is why the most potent gifts - sacrifices - are always at the heart of sacred ritual and initiatory rite. -> 💡 **What does it mean to imagine a web of smart contracts as ceremonial transactional space?** +> 💡 **What if we imagined smart contracts as ceremonial transactional space?**