“Only when the last tree has died,

The last river been poisoned,

The last fish been caught,

Only then will we realise that money can’t be eaten.“

The above Cree Indian proverb inspired me to invite the latest guest onto the Buddhist Millionaire Podcast.

Italian born Alessandro Saba is the personification of eclecticism. He has been many things: massage therapist, yogi, martial artist, movement coach, world traveler, cook, waiter, eternal student… the list goes on.

His latest iteration chimed with a chapter in my book ‘How to be a Buddhist Millionaire’. In the chapter I talk about money as an illusion, a symbol. I propose that our unquestioning slavery to it has caused us to lose touch with the most essential elements of ourselves and all that surrounds us.

As I scrolled through my Instagram feed one day, I came across Alessandro’s ‘Garden and food journal’. (Link at the bottom)

It shows the journey of a man, and his wife, as they reconnect with the ‘earth’ and in turn themselves. I knew then that I wanted him to share his thoughts with us.

There is a lot in this episode that will benefit many people.

Take a listen. Enjoy. Please share with someone you know it will help.

Love,

Matt 😊🙏

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