Over the next few months, I will be placing particular emphasis on the topic of money and abundance.
This is something that concerns and matters to very many people. The world is currently structured in such a way that, in order to properly take care of your health, receive a good education, pursue your dream career, travel, and have more free time and resources for practice, you really need money. Even traveling to and staying in places of power, buying items for an altar, and doing charitable work are perfectly normal desires connected with the spiritual level—and they also require money.
This is a fact that I suggest accepting and acknowledging.
Yes, there are monks who follow a different path, but in reality, there are very few of them. They genuinely have such a calling and are truly unattached to material things. Many people who try to pretend, “I’m spiritual, money doesn’t concern me, I’m fine as I am,” are actually stuck in a childlike position.
In other words, they simply aren’t ready to take responsibility for their lives, grow up, and act decisively.
I see a great many practitioners who are essentially barely staying afloat, who hardly have enough money to pay for housing and food... and they say, “Money is dirty; it doesn’t matter to me; I’m moving toward Enlightenment.” But in fact, they have low energy levels, numerous fears and doubts, betray their dreams and goals in life, and don’t dare to realize their potential.
It is also easier this way to justify their unwillingness to act and practice self-discipline.
And even if you already have a fairly good income, which is wonderful, you may still want more.
So I suggest starting by acknowledging: I want more money and wealth. I’m not satisfied with the level I’m at now.
Yes, gratitude and joy for everything we have remain important, but they do not prevent us from honestly telling ourselves: I want even more.
And if you are among those who are ready to openly acknowledge that you want even more abundance on every level (in terms of money and beyond), and all you are lacking is something—additional knowledge, opportunities, support, or a community—then I invite you to follow the news more actively over the coming months in the Telegram channel
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There, an analysis of participants’ requests concerning well-being has already begun, and there will also be many more free and paid marathons, intensive programs, courses and programs, articles, and practices on this topic for you.
Developing together within a shared field is always more effective. And most importantly, it is much easier.