A profound and eloquent reflection on the grip of usurious money on humanity in this INVITATION TO NATURAL WEALTH Please comment here …. and directly to Freyja Theaker …. and pass it on beyond this network,
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Date: Tue, 12 Mar 2024 at 16:28
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| Background To Natural Wealth Dialogues: Money has evolved as an integral aspect of the natural social dynamics, facilitating the fulfilment of needs in balanced, healthy ways and fostering human creative expression. Let’s entertain the idea that individuals experience two fundamental states. In the first state, nurturing egotism or self-identifying, they perceive themselves as objects and psychologically detach from the world, viewing everything as a material reality to control. This perception generates a perpetual tension requiring constant resolution, yet satisfaction remains elusive. In the second state, individuals come to realise their inherent singularity, their specific maturing incarnate talents, as an unobjectifiable conscious reality that comprises all existence. Within this state, events unfold naturally, and needs are met seamlessly as part of the inherent order, fostering a sense of shared wholeness perpetually resolved. Let’s examine how the experience of these two states profoundly influences both the practical matter of meeting needs and the expression of human creativity. In the former, a pervasive sense of scarcity and emotional unease drives behaviour, making it challenging to maintain objective decision-making for the well-being of the mind and body. Conversely, in the latter, an inherent trust exists in the natural flow of existence to fulfill needs, accompanied by a calm, objective assessment of the genuine requirements for ensuring the mind’s and body’s safety. Let’s now consider how the individual’s state will likely affect their relationship to money. In the former scenario, where individuals experience an internal sense of lack and anxiety regarding their safety, money is often perceived as a tangible object to acquire to alleviate these feelings. This perception of money as a material possession creates a psychological divide between oneself and money, establishing a dynamic of control and power. The quantity of money, often represented numerically, tends to become the primary focus, accompanied by emotional attachments. Secondary considerations involve assessing the balance of needs and fostering creative expression, albeit within the confines of how money can serve these purposes. In essence, money is dominant in guiding human actions within this context.In contrast, in the latter scenario, where individuals experience an internal sense of wholeness and security, money is perceived as a manifestation of the underlying conscious reality that pervades existence. Viewing money in this light integrates its presence into the natural ebb and flow of events, with the primary focus being nurturing inner peace and wholeness while trusting in the practical and creative unfolding of the Universe. Within this framework, the quantity of money represented numerically is secondary. The foremost concern revolves around inner discernment regarding the balance of needs and the unfettered expression of creativity, with money serving as a tool to facilitate these pursuits. Thus, money is a supportive ally in guiding human actions in this context. Let’s acknowledge that while the concept of money is an inherent aspect of human existence, its production operates within a structured system governed by specific rules. Now, let’s explore how the two states influence money production. In the former scenario, where both the self and money are objectified, the regulations dictating the distribution of money typically prioritize its accumulation, resulting in bottlenecks in its dissemination. Consequently, this leads to artificial disparities in financial wealth and contributes to economic instability. These regulations predominantly revolve around constantly enforcing debt, interest, and centralized control. Within this framework, human society operates under the governance of financial principles. In contrast, when both the self and money are not objectified, and everything is perceived as a conscious reality, the regulations governing the distribution of money are designed to facilitate its fluid circulation, cater to human needs, and foster the unrestricted expression of creativity. This approach produces natural disparities in human financial wealth and contributes to economic stability. These regulations are centred around managing debt and interest flexibly and promoting decentralized control. Within this paradigm, human society thrives with the support of financial principles. Based on the preceding discussion, it becomes evident that the key determinant shaping an individual’s interaction with money and the broader social processes of its production and distribution is the degree of objectification attributed to both the self and money. In the former scenario, characterised by objectification, we could refer to this dynamic as “separate self-currency.” Conversely, in the latter scenario, where objectification is diminished or absent, we might label this “oneness currency.” This understanding has profound practical implications. It underscores that the pivotal factor influencing the design and distribution of money and an individual’s relationship with it lies in the perception of oneness or separateness. This raises fundamental questions about whether our existence is primarily material or whether consciousness holds primacy. Resolving issues surrounding the structure and dissemination of money and enhancing individual financial well-being requires a shift in perspective toward recognizing the interplay between consciousness and materiality. This calls for a dialogue that bridges the realms of finance and consciousness, fostering a deeper understanding of the nature of self and wealth.Initiating such a dialogue represents the crucial first step towards navigating the complex intersection of finance and consciousness. By exploring the interconnectedness of these realms, we can cultivate insights that pave the way for more holistic and sustainable approaches to economic systems and personal financial management. Indeed, these themes form the core focus of the Natural Wealth Dialogues. Within this platform, we engage in discussions to elucidate the concept of the primacy of consciousness and its implications on various facets of human experience, particularly our relationship with money. Furthermore, we critically examine the current financial system, assessing its compatibility with the principles of oneness and exploring potential reforms to realign it with such principles. We seek to foster a deeper understanding of how consciousness influences our economic paradigms and individual financial behaviours through the Natural Wealth Dialogues. By facilitating dialogue and exploration, we aim to catalyse meaningful reforms that harmonise financial systems with the principles of oneness and help individuals build a more productive relationship with money through understanding their conscious nature. Join us in this transformative conversation to explore the intersection of consciousness and wealth and chart a path towards a more holistic and inclusive economic future. You can book on the next dialogue session here: https://www.naturallybeing.one/natural-wealth-dialogues Thank you, Freyja Join the conversation Know someone who might be interested in this newsletter? 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