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Money and greed
Money is merely energy – neither good
nor bad, and unlimited in our infinitely
abundant Universe. Make money to
assist you, not to complete you.
Sometimes, people feel that it’s wrong to make money by living their purpose,
so let’s take a moment to define what money really is. Before you say it’s a
token used to complete a transaction for goods or services, or anything along
those lines, let me stop you. Money is simply energy!
Therefore, money is neither good nor bad. The label you give it is up to you, and
the way we interpret money depends on how we attract positive situations or
negative situations regarding money.
There are people who do great things with their money, while the way others use
it can reflect the misery inside their minds. Money is simply an amplifier. If
you’re not trying to create value by spreading kindness and love when you have
very little money, what makes you think you’re going to do that when you have
more of it?
Money flows to those who believe they deserve it and can attain it. Let me ask
you right now, what are your views on money? Do you believe you deserve to
have more money? Your subconscious thoughts and feelings on money will
reveal a lot about your current reality and the one you’ll experience if these
perceptions stay the same.
Some say that money is the root of all evil, yet they still pray for it. That’s like
going to a Burger King, making an order then walking out before you’ve even
been handed your meal. How can the Universe deliver a request you’ve already
cancelled?
Some of us feel bad for wanting more money; we’re told we’re being greedy.
Truthfully, most of us want money so that we can experience financial freedom
and live our most desired lifestyles without restriction. This might include
wanting to go on holiday with your loved ones whenever you want, and not
having to worry about how much you spend while you’re away. If you perceive
this as greed because others will never get to live that lifestyle, you’re assuming
that a) the supply of money is limited and b) others will never break away from
their current lifestyles to experience the same level of freedom.
Greed works on the basis that there’s a limited supply of a particular thing and
that you want the majority, which will consequently be at the expense of another
person’s wellbeing.
We are led to believe that there is only
ever a limited supply of what we want, yet
the truth is that abundance is infinitely
available and provided by the Universe.
Limitation, then, is only a product of your mind. When your mentality is focused
on what you lack, you project a fear-based vibration out into the Universe, which
brings you more things to be scared about. You become scared to lose money, so
you guard it closely. You become afraid to spend it, because you don’t know if
you’ll have that much money again. As a result, even though you’re trying your
best to hold on to your money, your vibration may create an avenue to financial
difficulties.
When we commit our energy to poverty, we manifest poverty. I’m not saying
you shouldn’t save your money, or that you should just throw it away. However,
you should focus your mind on prosperity – there’s power in believing and
allowing wealth to flow to you.
Too often we’re sold ideas around lack and limitation, when the truth is that we
have creative power and control over our circumstances. When individuals can
inject fear into the masses, the overall vibration of the collective consciousness
projects yet more fear, poverty and destruction. It’s an effective way to control
humankind.
Money is readily available to everyone, and the distance between you and
money is determined only by your attitude towards it. Remember, though, that
money will only assist you, not complete you. It’s not what gives you your life
purpose. You can’t add value to the world and serve others by accumulating lots
of money. You must also have the desire to make a difference.
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