Money is one of the most powerful and least examined forces shaping intersubjectivity in modern communities. While Integral Theory offers strong developmental maps, many groups struggle to sustain coherence when money activates survival fears, comparison, and power dynamics. These patterns often remain unspoken, quietly eroding trust and We-Space.

This workshop explores money as a We-Space practice, a relational field where shame, secrecy, and unintegrated survival strategies disrupt coherence, and where conscious group work can restore it. Drawing on Integral frameworks and somatic awareness, participants explore how money conditioning shapes intersubjectivity and how relational repair supports a post-tragic orientation rooted in wholeness rather than cynicism.