How do we understand creative destruction and something new arising from the demise of what existed before?

An interview with sOm Sharma

Alliance for Humanitarian Initiatives, Nonviolence, and Spiritual Advancement (AHINSA)

Hosted by Rabbi Ron Symons and Rev. Liddy Barlow

Nov 30, 2020 – 7:00 PM (EST)

Words to Live By

There is a dance of activity around us – constructive destruction; for renewal, things have to be destroyed to be rebuilt.

sOm Sharma

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How do we understand creative destruction and something new arising from the demise of what existed before?

An interview with sOm Sharma

Hosted by Rabbi Ron Symons and Rev. Liddy Barlow

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Words to Live By

There is a dance of activity around us – constructive destruction; for renewal, things have to be destroyed to be rebuilt.

sOm Sharma

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How do we understand creative destruction and something new arising from the demise of what existed before?

An interview with sOm Sharma

Hosted by Rabbi Ron Symons and Rev. Liddy Barlow

Join the Conversation. It's free and open to all.

Words to Live By

There is a dance of activity around us – constructive destruction; for renewal, things have to be destroyed to be rebuilt.

sOm Sharma

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