Robin Sacredfire - The Spiritual Laws of Abundance: The Spiritual Way of Making Money by Understanding The Relationship Between Attitude, Emotions, Values, Ethics, Moral, Success, Power, Politics, Religion and Lifestyle

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T he Spiritual Laws of Abundance: The Spiritual Way of Making Money by Understanding The Relationship Between Attitude, Emotions, Beliefs, Values, Ethics, Moral, Success, Power, Politics, Religion, Lifestyle and Prosperity

Copyright Robin Sacredfire, 2017 (1st Ed.) All Rights Reserved.

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Published by 22 Lions

Introduction

F or over ten years of my life Ive been analyzing wealth at the light of spiritual principles, and this journey has led me to many countries and to many business owners and billionaires, which I have analyzed regarding such paradigms. At some point I was able to realize that such spiritual principles were indeed being applied every single time and despite their beliefs. Nonetheless, I did notice as well that I was missing some links, some pieces on this puzzle, in order to fully understand how wealth can be produced in any given situation and with any business idea. From this awareness emerged the knowledge presented in this book. It reveals what Ive learned regarding the laws that guide wealth when combined with several ancient religious laws, and how Ive applied them to prosper in my own personal life, in order to now enjoy a lifestyle that allows me to travel where and when I want, and this while living in any country I choose to, but also while making more money as I sleep than many people I know with their daily job. It is, fundamentally, a book based on the conversations I had with many of them, when trying to make them understand why their mind is operating against them and against their wishes. In essence, this book presents an opportunity to shift self-destructive mental patterns and change towards a direction that allows you to obtain what you want from life, while obeying social moral and personal ethics, and also while being positive and spiritual in your whole attitude towards existence.

Why People Trust Money

M oney is nothing more than a concept that has value built by confidence. In other words, a certain currency has more or less worth according to the worth we attribute to the nation that represents it. And so, we can apply the same principle on a personal level, as our social value is equivalent to the value perceived by others. And thats why so many people worry about being popular and having many friends. Now, interestingly, having many friends wont make you rich, despite this subconscious need associated with self-worth. Besides, the value they attribute to your friendship wont guaranteed you a better income either. It is true, nonetheless, that if people trust you, your opportunities to prosper increase, and youll see yourself benefiting more from offers to improve your life. And thats basically how we tend to act in society, i.e. on instinct.

Along this line, we can also say that, if you have many skills, your value increases too. A skillful worker is a well-paid worker, unless those skills are too common, which brings us back to the concept of value. A demanded but rare skill is highly valued by others, as much as a product that is necessary but scarce has its value tremendously increased by demand. You can literally associate your wealth with confidence, in you, your product, and your ability to supply the market with what the market requires. Money is nothing more than just a symbol that people trust to be used to replace commodities and services or goods.

How to Be a Magnet to Money

I n general, money is backed by value, namely, production value, otherwise it doesnt serve a realistic application. Whoever thinks that he can get rich without providing value to society isnt being realistic about the idea of becoming rich. There must necessarily be a correlation between value offered and received, both of which find an optimum equilibrium. One will have the job and position offered by society in order to satisfy a demand. Likewise, one can start any business that fits into a social demand that isnt yet being fulfilled or is, to the moment, insufficiently fulfilled. And so, we can also say that money is nothing more than a substitute for more abstract things which we treasure but cant easily quantify, namely, trust, quality, need and support or security, but also time.

For most people in the world, the thing they value the most, or less, depending on how you see it, is their time, and so they exchange it for money. They think that they need a job from 9 to 5, because they think that it is the normal way of obtaining money, i.e., they accept exchanging their own days and life in its majority to get money. And if people believe in this system of living, governments are happy and secure, because it means that they have a society of slaves satisfied with their own condition.

On the opposite side of this reality, youll find those like me, trying to break the common sense of the majority. When I have ideas that bring me money, everyone assumes that the idea is wrong and somehow illegal. Basically, the social system is backed by a social belief regarding work as it is, and money allows such control. The intriguing thing here is that people that know what I said survive based on a social belief but are not part of it.

The reason why governments worry about economies is because economy is the social science that studies the production, distribution and consumption (using) of commodities (things), and without a society dependent on the dynamics of economy you wouldnt have a system which to control, reason why governments will never support any liberal idea towards making people more economically independent, and even though such would more easily guarantee a self-sustained society. Anarchic and independent ideas have to be demonized and ridiculed, avoided, for a government to sustain itself.