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In this video, for example, there's an interview about one of my books, "A Home for Everyone",
which describes a world without rent and without mortgages.
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"Excuse me," said the fish to the coral, "I'm very thirsty. Do you happen to know where I could find something to drink?"

"The Garden in the Kerem" is a cultural center and community in Tel Aviv, with an innovative economic and organizational model. The project embodies the principles of a will-based economy and works in three areas: nature, others, self.

"Rainbow of Hope" is an international project that brings together young people from conflict zones. In Israel, the project took place at "Bustan Nof Meshutaf" – an ecological farm founded by bereaved parents.

"MISSION Philippines" is a network of social organizations in the Philippines that includes humanitarian aid in disasters, planting food forests and founding anthroposophic schools, new models of governance, and more.

"Cafe Anis" was founded as a non-profit community and ecological cafe in the Jaffa D neighborhood. The project was founded and run by the local community, and aimed to put principles like zero waste into practice.

The "Have Seeds" community in Los Angeles is a network of social organizations that includes: a community house and urban farming, a vegan cafe employing homeless people and people living with mental illness, rehabilitation for gang youth, and more.

In the "Bring Green to the Kerem" project, residents organized by street or building to create community mini-gardens all over the neighborhood. The project ran with no funding at all, powered by the community.

TreeBog toilets are ecological toilets that work without water or waste removal. This pilot took place at "The Garden in the Kerem".

Shkufim is a community theater project that brings different sectors together and puts the stories of invisible populations center stage: Arab feminist women, people living with mental illness, hilltop youth, and more.

The Ask Project collects questions from all over the world about the conflict in the Middle East, and goes out to the field for face-to-face conversations with people from every sector: Israeli Jews, Israeli Arabs, Palestinians, settlers, ultra-Orthodox Jews, and every other part of Israeli and Palestinian society.

The Youth Initiative Program is a one-year program in social-spiritual entrepreneurship, held in an anthroposophic village south of Stockholm. It is one of the world's most innovative programs in alternative post-secondary education.
Every shekel, every conversation and every click – is like a ballot.
A healthier society starts with changing my consciousness,
and changing my economic and cultural choices – not with changing the government.
This is a reverse revolution.
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The broad spiritual theory behind the "will-based economy".

Launch of the book "The Boy Who Wouldn't Wear a Mask".

The broad economic theory behind "A Home for Everyone".

The broad spiritual theory behind the "will-based economy".

Threefold governance: law, business, culture.

Economics, ownership and debt release.

Breathing and body scan for students – and for everyone.

The different paths of the modern spiritual search.

Questions in the philosophy of science and religion.

Questions in the philosophy of economics.
In high school I finished a degree in mathematics, and planned to make an exit and become the next billionaire.
After the army I flew to South America. I saw that whether we slept in a broken-down hostel or in a penthouse on the Caribbean – the happiness was the same. I saw 16-year-old girls with C-section scars living in prostitution and poverty, and Israelis wasting their trip on drugs in dark rooms. And at the end of the trip I had a spiritual experience – without any substances.
That experience changed my whole view of life, and I began to study and to experiment: Kabbalah, anthroposophy, Buddhism, yoga, tantra, Taoism and Western philosophy. I made a living from teaching mathematics – as a university lecturer, a psychometric-test tutor and a teacher in anthroposophic education. In the years that followed I lived in communities, without a smartphone and for a while without money, and I even lived in an abandoned building and registered with the unit for homeless people.
What interests me today is how all of this plays out between one person and another. That's why I write, lecture and start social projects in Israel and around the world, and I'm on my way to a doctorate in the philosophy of economics.
In my free time I love to take photos, draw, play music, be in nature and do acrobatics and movement.
You can invite me to give a talk, team up on good things, or just say hello.