The Tension of Money:\u00a0Each of us has a different relationship with money. Some have plenty, others struggle, others find it hard to receive, have a hard time giving or live in fear there is not enough. Money, however, is just energy. One of its important aptitudes is that it flows freely. Our existence adversely depends on a financial system that makes a profit by controlling the free movement of money. It functions on shortcoming and gains from the flow of money via debts, interest, and investments.<\/p>\n
Contemplation for change<\/strong><\/p>\n Managed by controllability and regulation, it is taken by rational and conditional thinking in which numbers and profitability set the benchmark. It is unlikely for such a system to back up anything else. It goes against its nature.<\/p>\n Imagine how this system feels<\/strong><\/p>\n Let us put ourselves in the shoes of the system as if it were a human being. Imagine how control and regulation determine its existence and performance. How it truly believes in this design. In its desire to do a good job, money is programmed to live up to defined standards and fixed parameters. At the same time, it feels a kind of interdependency with this context, which also limits its free movement. As if it\u2019s trapped and identifies with its limitations, unaware of this – harsh – reality. With this, it develops a survival mode and firmly holds on to its pattern of (self-)protecting and self-preservation.<\/p>\n It may feel lost. But as it runs into the standards and its limited developed convictions, it also runs into its identification with these and all tension and stress that go along with this. It resigns itself in the situation. We come to realize that, in its will to survive it can never imagine the possibility of money flowing freely in and out, in abundance without conditions.<\/p>\n Giving back its Self-Esteem<\/strong><\/p>\n When empathizing with this outline and opening up our hearts, we feel for it (money). We see how somewhere the spirit of money lost track of its reason for being. Our heart goes out to it. We then can imagine how it longs for a warm embrace or the feeling of being alive and acknowledged, let alone loved. We can sympathize with this. As well as with its desire to do good.<\/p>\n