Please join us at 8:30 am (CDT) on Tuesday, May 7, for a Zoom round table with two insightful colleagues – Patrick O’Sullivan and Vasu Srivibha – to explore the Theravada Buddhist approach to, if you will, moral capitalism.
Their article on stewardship and the sufficiency economy philosophy – known in Thailand as the “SEP” – was published in the February issue of Pegasus. You may read the article here.
Vasu is my colleague at the Sasin School of Management in Bangkok and Patrick has taught there, as well.
The SEP was the exceptional contribution of His Late Majesty King Bhumibol to his people, a proposal for equilibrium and sustainability in our economies – personal, family, communal, regional, national and international.
I was once privileged to have a long audience with His Majesty years ago, as he was starting to develop his framework for having restraint and taking due care in our lives. I was quite impressed with his sincerity and his dedication in getting it right.
Please join us for a cross-cultural consideration of optimizing our lived experiences.
To register, please email jed@cauxroundtable.net.
The event will last between an hour and hour and a half.