Money no longer means the same to you after a spiritual awakening

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[HerbertPelletier]

*I'm glad you made this video, * it reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, $89k biweekly and a good daughter full of love..

[Foenix-]

I can’t seem to care about marriage, family, money, career what not.

Don’t care, lie in the grass and hug a tree 😊

[joebenzz]

The richest people ever are those who are content with the least.

[martine]

I never really cared about money for decades.
Since my awakening I can only work part time, as I need time to recharge and do things that fill my soul, enough to support myself but not more. I vacillate between anxiety and detachment, getting depressed at times yet not being able to care enough
Weird

[pocketfulofsamshine]

I'm in a bit of debt. I get calls, texts, and emails all the time. I mostly don't care, and I'm currently ignoring it because I know there's nothing I can do to fix it. I know that people who work for collections don't have the same viewpoint and I don't want to argue or talk with them about money when I have none. This situation would have made me incredibly anxious in the past, now it makes me only slightly anxious. I don't exactly feel avoidance, more indifference and understanding that I have to keep waiting.

[BenVeyfeyken]

People with busy lifes who make alot of money usually spend it to go on a vacation to get away from it all and try to relax in the sun on a beach somewhere. People with no money can relax and sit in the sun on a beach all day. Its funny when you think about it. So why need money when you already have everything you want but you don't see it.

No matter how much money you have, in the end you always go back to the basic and enjoy the little things. You have everything you need. Just look around you. The trees, the mountains, the sea, ... its all yours and it's free ❤🙏

[marilynxxx]

Money is numbers and numbers never end. If it takes money to be happy, your search for happiness will never end.
- Bob Marley

[theliterarytarot]

I’ve never cared for money. I have had to force myself to care about it to be a successful business owner and single parent but I think people are blinded by it, consumed by it, ruined authentic connections and their lives over it, and it is literally nothing. Nothing!

[cherrymamau]

Money doesnt even feel like tokens to me since I rarely physically touch it . Most of my adult life it has been a number on a screen for me to look at. In my mind since its not tangible therefore its imagined. In the 3D reality I am considered middle class. In the 5D I have endless supply of money to meet every necessity needed and to this date about 90% of my wants. By my standards I am a multimillionaire with how life has offered
miraculous luxuries into my life. To the point i had to give up social media because when i shared my blessings those who knew me they were so blown away with my life style their envy was coming out with hurtful remarks. Now that most dont know what is going on in my daily life I feel more at peace. Also because of the relationship i have with money i had many opportunities to share it with those in need. That has brought me so much JOY! 🥰

[GamerXenith]

Part of my journey was becoming unable to work and watching helplessly as the financial flow I had been struggling to maintain collapsed. And I realized that my world didn't end. 🤷‍♀️ It sucked and it was tough to deal with, especially when collection agencies get involved after having to make tough decisions (i.e. bills or food), but it was much less dramatic than it felt at first. It left me with that neutrality you talked about once I got myself figured out and now I have money, but it's just there and I started investing it, as well. 😄

[JulesMario-yhnl]

Can definitely identify with this. Growing up with childhood trauma and sexual abuse, I was used to being controlled and made to feel worthless. I acted out this pattern with money because I always felt that people with more money than me had more worth and power over me. It was only when I realized that all people have equal worth that I made the connection that my struggles with money weren't personal and didn't mean anything about my worth. Overtime, I realized that I could surrender control with it and trust that money would still flow into my life if I didn't try so hard to control it.

[limolnar]

People don't have respect for money. We work for every dollar, spending the short amount of time we have on Earth for it; something we will never get back. Money is literally the physical embodiment of life-force of the working class.

[Rainy]

I never had high paying job. The people I met in the low income bracket were wonderful. They laugh joked helped each other. The high bracket they were selfish an arrogant.

[theasianwitch]

So true, when I lost my attachment to money, objects, people, etc, that's when they all started flowing in and out effortlessly. I have been having fun selling items I no longer need and investing more mindfully. I'd love to get more into investing, but I need to learn how to do it...

[peangoc]

me too omg so good I found your video. I dont care about money anymore, money now just for me to buy food and pay rent. That's it

[GT_FM]

You're gone all quiet on us Rei.. 😮

[itsneena]

Money is solution to all the problems 😊 at the same time vice versa ❤

I had fear around money as you said we are usually fed with the mindset that we need to work ourselves out like crazy to earn money. Thats not healthy or fulfilling. Having a positive outlook on money n abundance clears many blockages and opens multiple sources of income through seer creativity of your mind, which need it's rest and ya need pay attention to your instincts n what ya body communicating to yourself. Don't hate rich PPL, just see their money as tool which is positive and everyone should prosper .❤🎉

[InAnotherDimension-fbvs]

Hi, I can completely agree with most of these points - the first 7 mins of the video totally resonated with me. I’m going through my second spiritual awakening; this one is a big one. However, as someone who has worked in finance my whole life, we need people to do the 1 to 1 work or else society will not operate and those investment returns you speak of will not happen. Those investment returns of 1 to whatever happen because there are people working in the company for wages that help the firm make money. Additionally you need people to work in restaurants to serve you food and provide services. So yes, those who live the good life are not wage slaves, but someone needs to do this for you to have the life you live and love. Because resources are scarce— not everyone can have a big house by the sea for instance…. There are limited sea coasts. So that’s why money came into play. I get your sentiments and agree that for me money is not so important and it can be huge or a little depending on my needs, but we do need those 1 to 1 workers, they are valuable and provide a service for us. Please do not think we can just eliminate them. ❤

[jasminet]

After my spiritual awakening in 2019 I still had massive fear surrounding spending and making money. But last year I very consciously tried to release that fear (putting a note that said "all my fears about money" into an ice-block, and then watching it melt) - and now that fear has reduced to almost your level. I think for me, the important part is to very consciously *decide* to let it all go, in whatever ritual that resonates with you. I plan on doing this until money feels like game credit ^^. I'm also thinking about learning to invest!

[daniel]

Well, I realized that money is actually energy, mostly energy generated by humans, but also by burning fuel and harnessing wind and gravity and the sun and so on. So money is like a storage system for energy, we trade our own energy to gain it, and we trade it for other peoples, or machines, energy. So while money is not actually a real thing, it represents something real. When you look at it like this it's easy to see how the system is malfunctioning because it becomes clear that you can't ever have more energy than you yourself can produce without taking it from someone or something else. While we have machines and electricity now so we technically can all have a little more than we produce with our bodies trough eating, in the past it wasn't like this, we had to take it from other living things, mostly other humans. And this has persisted even now that we don't really have to, at least not as much. So we're still living in a world where almost nobody gets paid what their job is actually worth, because money has to flow up to the top of the pyramid. If you see the pyramid shape as a slice it actually makes a lot more sense, because then the top of the pyramid becomes the center, and in terms of celestial bodies that is the most dense part of the world that everything else floats on top of. Money is a lot like that, whatever thing is densest sucks up the most amount of energy making it self denser and denser, until of course something else comes along that's even denser, or it loses cohesion for whatever reason. So we can for example say that Google is a very dense energy form that sucks up a lot of peoples energy. So Google is an idea that manifested into reality trough our actions and willingness to give the idea our energy. It doesn't always have to be money either, it usually is stored in money, but fame and status and loyalty and so on works the same way, it pulls more and more things in as long as it stays concentrated. Anyway, thinking about it in these terms have helped me understand money a lot better. And while yes, making money (taking energy from others) is actually evil (selfish), it's also required for the game to function. Just like gravity is required to create an ordered mass instead of everything just floating around. Evil, density, selfishness, ego, is required for there to be something rather than nothing, so it's a valid choice. System really does need to be fixed though or the bottom of the pyramid (surface) will revolt, and the surface is a lot bigger than the center. People already know that money isn't real, it's all fiat and people are aware of that I think. What I think a lot of people isn't aware of though is how their energy is being farmed to serve only a few people. If it was farmed for the benefit of society and in turn all of us, which some of it is, then that would be fine. But the fact that some people benefit far more than others means that our energy is being siphoned of, so almost everyone is being exploited, even people in high paying jobs. And also the difference in energy put into any work is not a big enough difference to justify the massive difference in income and wealth. When more and more people begin to see this clearly the pitch forks are going to come out, just saying.