Hi, my name is Steven Hummel. I have been a student of all of the leading progressive economic reformists and their movements since 2008 when we had what is referred to as the Great financial Crisis. I affirm virtually all of their research and yet recognize their limitations. What I mean by that is their system’s analysis is spot on, but what they have missed or neglected is system’s philosophy as R. Buckminster Fuller advised us to pursue in order to perceive and act upon the concepts behind our systems that enforce their realities and hopefully reveal new ones that can resolve their problems/anomalies. This is what is referred to as a paradigm change. 

I have written a book entitled Wisdomics-Gracenomics: The New Monetary Paradigm and Its Policies. Surprisingly I have had trouble getting mainstream media to take an interest in my book. I suspect that this is a combination of fear of Finance which dominates virtually everyone and every other commercial agent, acculturated cynicism and equally acculturated unconsciousness of what paradigms actually are, which is deep applied simplicities and which is synonymous with wisdom insights. Hence the first word in the title of my book. It can be discerned that the beneficial effects of virtually all new paradigms are aspects of the natural philosophical concept of grace. Hence the second word of the title of my book.

Again, in the interest of finding a greater platform for the new monetary paradigm and its economic benefits for virtually all agents individual and commercial, and even more importantly for the beneficial effects it will also have on our selves and other of our systems (imagine an economy based on grace and that evokes gratitude instead of resentment) I’m hoping that the Unitarian Universalist church can help in that process. As integrative unity and universality are aspects of the concept of grace I’m thinking you might be interested.

Thank you,

Steve Hummel