The Dharma of Money - Online

Discover the Path to Financial Peace of Mind

Join us for a transformative workshop that merges financial wisdom with spiritual insight, led by renowned financial adviser and Dharma teacher Spencer Sherman. With over 30 years of experience, Spencer will guide you through an illuminating journey to harmonize your relationship with money.

Workshop Highlights:

• Interactive Exercises: Engage in activities designed to build resilience, joy, and generosity.
• Supportive Community: Connect with like-minded individuals in a non-judgmental environment.
• Mindset Transformation: Shift from fear and avoidance to clarity and confidence.
• Neuroscience & Buddhist Psychology: Learn practical tools to develop equanimity and uncover pathways to financial well-being.

What You’ll Come Away With:

• New Perspectives: Break free from inherited beliefs and cultural conditioning.
• Real-Life Decisions: Make informed financial choices in a spacious and supportive setting.
• Abundance & Generosity: Experience the paradox of letting go to invite true abundance and peace.

Regardless of your current financial situation, this workshop offers an opportunity to transform your relationship with money, cultivate a mindset of “enough,” and unlock financial freedom.

Spencer Sherman, CFP, is the creator of the Dharma of Money, a longtime mindfulness practitioner, teacher, and the founding CEO of Abacus, a sustainable financial firm with Buddhist values. He developed the Fearless Finance program, is the author of The Cure for Money Madness, and teaches for Sounds True and New York University’s Inner MBA program. His 30+ year meditation practice, including being a graduate of several multi-year programs, supports him in helping others create an equanimous, powerful, and spacious relationship with money.  He brings the wisdom of the dharma to a neglected area of our lives. Given this, the domain of money holds significant potential for our personal, spiritual, and financial health. He is dedicated to helping all beings realize the benefits of shifting from a mindset of “more” to a mindset of “enough.” He has taught at Spirit Rock, Green Gulch, Tassajara, Menla, corporations, and other venues.

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