July, 2007 Issue 7 • Vol 1     Making art the bank - A Danish artist decides it's time to make money PLUS Carl Schroeder reviews Sicko; book and music reviews   Plasma in the Lab and in Rock Art - What are cave paintings really showing us? PLUS Lynne McTaggart examines experiments on psychism and the lunar cycle       Bringing soul into the classroom Rachael Kessler teaches legal educational inspiration PLUS columnist Ron Miller talks about the growing movement for child-centered learning   Eleven laws of spiritual freedom - Increasing our levels of self-understanding PLUS Primordial sound meditation; our columnists examine finding meaning despite pain; and "poisoned" prayer       Cape Yorkers pin hopes on Heritage Listing - saving Australia's pristine peninsula PLUS Plant a tree - save energy - planting trees can save money - and the earth   BerkShares: investing in community - Rethinking money in New England's Berkshire Mountains PLUS GreenFinds tips us off on some great sustainable products       Making space for your life doesn't necessarily mean a bigger house PLUS A green remodel from the ground up; our columnists reassess immigration and seed saving   Feeling the heat - part 2. An intrepid journalist faces the flames PLUS Firewalking icon Tolly Burkan looks at a couple (not so good) firewalking explanations       Publisher and editor Cate Montana writes about money and its impact on personal freedom		BerkShares: investing in community by Cate Montana Perhaps the greatest task of concerned citizens in the twenty-first century is to reclaim responsibility for the consequences of our economic transactions - personally, institutionally, and in public spending.      BerkShares.org website GREAT BARRINGTON, Massachusetts - Southern Berkshire's largest town, Great Barrington sports a population of 7400 people and serves as the economic hub for a number of nearby hill towns. Known for its historical yet fashionable shopping district, its fine restaurants, and local recreational attractions, the town draws a fair tourist trade year-round. It's Main Street was the first in the United States to have electric lights. Just past the town hall is a monument commemorating the site where the first slave was freed before the Civil War. Eleven Laws of Spiritual Freedom by Guy Finley The only thing that holds us down is what we don't yet know about ourselves. This insight explains why our ability to learn the truth about ourselves, to increase our level of self-understanding, is the same as being empowered to raise our own life level. If we want to grow inwardly, we must find new ways to learn the truth about ourselves. These higher discoveries call for higher learning. If it helps, look upon this important part of your inner education as a way to better understand what's been keeping you from learning. Think of each of the following eleven laws of spiritual prosperity as individual magic strands of a flying carpet. Make it your aim to weave them together in your mind. Then watch how these lessons combine to effortlessly lift you to the next higher and happier life level. SUBSCRIBE to receive The Global Intelligencer every month. It's FREE!

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