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Category: Alternative Money Systems 12 comments
14 May 2005 @ 01:17 by jmarc : give me money 14 May 2005 @ 01:55 by hgoodgame : I like this saying I heard recently - Anyone who says money can't buy happiness just doesn't know where to shop! And I also heard about this old Chinese theory - health = wealth. As we get more 'gold', it is like we are mining and the body is the mine, so.. make sure you keep a healthy balance and take care to increase your health as you increase your wealth and prosper. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?MfcISAPICommand=ViewItem&item=5580848741 14 May 2005 @ 11:41 by jmarc : there may be comment eating mice, but they must be in the machine. i fixed your link Heidi, but it seems to have unfixed itself. Still, i won't blame a soul for that, maybe just the programme. 14 May 2005 @ 12:11 by jmarc : oh boy. 14 May 2005 @ 21:44 by hgoodgame : I know, it wouldn't work because it was too long, but if you want to play the magic game, check out some of this guy's stuff! He get's some really cool shaman's talismans from time to time. Since my basic belief is that if you want to make something real, then just believe it is already, just like you described in your article. Act 'as if' to get the hang of it if necessary. Empower objects if that helps your state of mind staying in that feeling of prosperity, abundance, fortune. It's all coming from your mind anyway.. Now I'm delving deeper into the world of Feng Shui and it looks like another avenue of fun ways to facilitate the energy flow in the ways we prefer. Keep believing. Hey, did you ever see an old Twilight Zone about the black boxer and the little kid that lived next door in the tenement? The famous line was, "You got to BELIEVE, Boley!" Hmmm, LOL! 14 May 2005 @ 22:00 by jmarc : the trick is in the believing, isn't it. That takes alot of unlearning though, eh? Of all of the beliefs about riches and the rich, and the supposed nobility of poverty. 14 May 2005 @ 22:56 by hgoodgame : I heard this too which was interesting - That 15% of the population love money, about 15% hate money and rest are rather ambivilent. This corresponds with the money distribution, about 15% are wealthy, 15% at or below poverty levels, and the rest in between! To get used to believing differently, you start by just 'pretending'. Go to expensive stores and look at stuff and feel like if you really wanted anything you could have it. Hang out around people who have it already, it can rub off as long as you see yourself just as worthy as they are. In my opinion, it is only noble to be poor if it is by choice, like St. Francis, not when it is thrust upon you by the circumstances of life and you have not had the opportunity to experience plenty. 14 May 2005 @ 23:11 by ankh : More in the equation there is a lot more to this, jmarc, it has to do with belief and faith/trust, deservability (yes), but more importantly it is a combination of using synchronicity, and universal flow of energy at the peak of your own energy and concentration upon it to act on it when it comes to you. You can have all the faith and trust you like, but if you aren't in the flow and recognize the flow you can miss the opportunity and then the energy of it moves on elsewhere. You can see how this works when different people around the planet have the same idea but only one of them strikes it rich because they felt and went with the strongest energy backing their belief. 14 May 2005 @ 23:22 by jmarc : lol i don't want money to buy "things" so i'm not sure about the touring of swanky stores. Maybe that's part of my problem. No, i want economic security, really. like all of us, I'm sure. I'm quite happy in blue jeans thanks. Yes Francis was noble to tell his father he wanted none of the riches and to walk away and live in poverty. Nice to have that choice. I read that he was quite a party animal too. Not sure why he had to give that up;) The only misgivings i have about Francis was his supposed stigmata. Was the dude cutting himself? That would indicate emotional instability to me and so casts a shadow on his noble aims. Consider ourselves worthy, hmm. ... there ya go. That works. 14 May 2005 @ 23:28 by jmarc : i agree sparticle action is a necessary, and very important part of the equation. I never thought i could live where i do now , for years, until i ralized that others just as worthy as myself do so why can't I. Yet action was necessary, along with a firm conviction that i would be moving and i would find the place. Telling others my problem and plans helped, as that's where my solution came from, in the form of a phone call, a quick handshake, and of course, the exchange of cash. Sometimes though i feel that i set myself back 10 years in financial security, tripling my rent lol. Time to try and remember those thoughts and actions that got me here and carry through with them without balking, setting higher goals, i guess. 15 May 2005 @ 00:15 by ankh : Yes good to reflect and see how you went RIGHT! lol Come up with the plan as something you can and are able to do, put it out there (thought, word, etc.), be open to the possibilities, and take action when something comes your way (energy, offers, a tip to lead you to the next step). Don't procrastinate! I am one of those who respects and loves money, I see it as a means to accomplish a lot, too. I think having that kind of attitude towards money draws more of it to you. 20 May 2005 @ 12:25 by vector8 @62.253.206.95 : I can so relate... ...to this article. My quest for wealth lead me to study many prosperity type teachings from Catherine Ponder, Unity, Christian Science, metaphysics, etc and only to realise that I was on a quest to know and be the One. Thank you for posting the link. 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13 May 2005 @ 23:53, by Jose Overalles