Showing posts with label wealth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wealth. Show all posts

Monday, 10 October 2016

If Money Is An Illusion Then How Does it Make The World Go Round?

If Money Is An Illusion Then How Does it Make The World Go Round?

If money is an illusion then how does it make the world go round? I have to admit it, I am currently researching for my next book to follow Money Farm. This kind of reasearch has blown my mental vault open to a whole new range of concepts in crypto-currency. The subject fascinates me and bemuses me at the same time. If you consider the fact that the amount of money registered does not actually correspond to physical money then you already have an understanding of the mass illusion that we all buy in to. When you discover that money is manufactured by central banks to loan to governments then you wonder - who owns the central banks?



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In the book Sapiens, the author refers to the imagined concept. We, as the mass, all 'buy' in to money because it is how our system runs. It ties in with our conditioning, society and conformity. In days gone by there were shells, precious stones and various other spheres of trade. Each exchange type was set up to enable trusted purchases. The thing is, since the financial world has become a series of endless financial messages, pretty much every payment can be registered and traced. This then raises the question of privacy, finacial control and power. Who really owns the money and why do people apply their own intrinsic worth to the amount of money in the bank?



The financial system will always be in a state of digital development and imagine this, crypto-currencies challenge the regulated system. They were originated because a few very clever chaps/chapettes wanted to have a currency that enabled a trusted private exchange. They intended to be able to spend, exchange and purchase without the beedy Big-brother eyes upon them. Of course the uncontrolled system was sneered at in its infancy; however, that sneer would soon vanish when the world began to take crypto-currencies seriously.  When the crypto-currency value increased at an unprecedented rate, many of the get-rich quick factions jumped on the merry financial bandwagon. That became the issue and is an issue for financial institutions who are constantly finding new ways to deflect technological infiltration and cyber attacks. The speed of technological development, cyber factions and fraud attacks have become rife. This also affected the crypto-currencies. Those magnificent brains who developed such concepts had the equal opposite brains attempting to break and steal the currencies they created. Don't you find it strange that digital strings of code drive people to make such attempts to steal? Maybe money isn't the root of all evil, maybe man needs a simple motivation to be evil. Anyway I deviate, the point is we are all connected by money. Most money is now simply a digital code. It moves around the world in codes. Trillions of little digital strings leap through ether and arrive at their new financial destination only to be transformed into another digital code that will no doubt take a digital journey to another bank account. This is why money is an illusion. What would happen if the codes broke? What would happen if there came a point where there was no more capacity for any more codes to move? Fascinating eh? So the question: if money is an illusion then how does it make the world world go round can be answered. The imagined monetary illusion doesn't make the world go round instead that financial illusion circumnavigates the world daily and enables a finacial belief system that each individual accepts as real. The better question would be 'what needs to happen to enable the best, trustworthy and fairest trade mechanism?'  Deep eh? That is what happens when I start exploring concepts that take Money Farm's original concept to the next level. 


MONEY FARM  by R. Allure 
Publisher's Summary
How do you feel about the value of your life being based on the amount of money sitting in your bank?
If we are all inter-connected by money, then why do so few people pay attention to how money works? Fear and denial are perfect for generating debt and that is what the world is run on.
Now imagine, if in the future, one financial institution became so powerful that it could choose to eradicate the present monetary system. Then what happens?
M.O.N.E.Y. is that institution, an institution that chooses absolute self-sufficiency, no debt and reconditions its people into making them the ultimate they can be - an elite force of great minds focused on building the new system - the new M.O.N.E.Y. The thing is for the world to accept their conditions they intend to intentionally throw everyone into complete financial collapse. So what happens when the Brave New World becomes our financial reality?
LINK TO AUDIO BOOKS
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Tuesday, 13 September 2016

Our Greatest Challenge

No matter how perfect people's lives appear, behind the scenes people are being challenged. They may smile and say the right things yet underneath there is usually some emotional challenge taking place. The truth is life is an evolving energy that places sequences of events in a person's life path that will challenge them and make them grow (that is if they take up the challenge).
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So what is your greatest challenge? How come some people have less challenges than others? Why do some people struggle while others simply seem to waft from one easy situation to another? I have spent years trying to figure this out. Could there be an underlying plan for each individual? Is there really karma? Does an astrological chart hold any secrets or understanding?

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The thing that I have realised is that the people who have been most challenged have become increasingly authentic. They know their limitations, they know what they are capable of and often these people have more compassion and empathy for others. Have you noticed there are people who have had it easy and just don't seem to be able to connect with others or even consider how others feel? It is all about them. There are those who have been through life's wrangler and will be there for those souls who need help at the precise moment. What is it that makes them so helpful? In my opinion, it is often their depth of life experience.

So with all this in mind, what is the our greatest challenge? In my humble opinion, the greatest challenge is to 'become', to be the true and authentic self. To be able to embrace our shadow: the bad, the ugly and the downright awful. Once we have faced our inner dark vault and all the monsters then we can accept ourselves. Once we unite the denied fragments of self we can share our whole selves with the world. So what do we need to do to find these fragments? There are many techniques; however, my favourites are energetic work, emotional journeying, network spinal analysis, psychoanalysis and emotional freedom techniques. The thing is the world is often telling us what is wrong with us, it is not right or wrong, they are just parts of self. What many people don't realise is that everyone has those same characteristics in them somewhere. That is what makes us human. What's more, when we suppress these aspects of self we give them power. The suppression travels across society and that suppression builds anger and aggression and perpetuates fear. Yet when we accept and resolve anger and understand how it arises when we are out of control, then we begin to have tools to grow and to become.
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So the question is are you willing to take on the challenge and unite the parts of you to 'Become'.



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Sunday, 14 August 2016

What Do You Want to Bring To The World?


What Do You Want to Bring To The World?



So many times truly talented people give up and don't share their brilliance with the world. Yesterday this topic came up in conversation with some great friends and we discussed how some people have such talent yet because they don't make money from it, they simply give up and stop sharing that talent with the world. One chap I know is hilarious, he would be a brilliant stand-up comedian, he has us all in hysterics, yet because he has not made money from it he decided to give up. Yet when he starts being humorous he lights up and affects us all. This then got me thinking... What is it that we want to bring to the world? Whatever that talent, skill or passion is - please share it and enjoy sharing it. Not everything has to make money. Money is a piece of paper with a stranger's face on it... Why would you give up your passion because someone does not give you a piece of paper for it? Yes it would be wonderful to become a millionaire because of our talents, yet there are more important things in life - the feelings of joy, passion, love and infectious enthusiasm to name but a few... So with that in mind: what is it that you desire to bring to the world? What positive can you use to add value?

With that in mind, I made another little animation to remind all those talented people to share their light with the world. I will share it here and on Facebook. If you know someone who needs to be reminded that their talent is worth sharing then please share the film with them... It is really lovely when you feel other people see your talent and you are not wading through resistant tar alone... There are times when everyone wants to give up... We just need a little push to keep going:)





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