Money, and apparently it makes the world go round, although sometimes when I look in my bank account, it doesn’t feel round at all, more often than not it resembles a big heavy square block of zero.

Cold hard cash, and there never seems to be enough of it, for most of us.

We stress about it, ponder over it, cry and sob buckets of tears because of it, the pressure and worry of how much and how little we have, sometimes is more than we can fathom.

From the beginning of our life there is so much emphasis on the all mighty dollar. Heck even before we we are born, we could hear our parents quarrelling over money in the safe haven of our mothers belly.

When we were kids what was the most verbalized quotation we heard from our Tribes mouth, ‘ no, you can’t have that, I can’t afford it’!

Unfortunately those same words are more than likely something that you yourself have definitely inherited, and can be quoted as saying more frequently than you would like. What if there was no such thing as money, and who the heck invented it in the first place, what a fool!

What if we just exchanged goods with each other. You give me a hair cut and I’ll give you a Yoga lesson, you plow my driveway and I’ll bake you some healthy bread. If this were the case, then we would only need a little bit of money, instead of stressing over needing a lot.

It doesn’t sound realistic, not in this day and age, perhaps it will be something in the future that we will go back to, who knows!

As humans we all know that to some extent we have a need to control the undercurrents of our environment.

There are many attachments that have control over us in our external lives, money is a big one of those attachments.

Most of the illnesses that originate in our body are activated by the fear of losing control.

So it might be safe to say that much of what we physically suffer from is because of the stress and worry of money.

The primary strength that we are raised on by our Tribe is the ability to survive financially and independently on our own, which challenges us emotionally as well as financially.

The energy of money, we have a misperception that money brings us power, but the more impersonal our relationship to money is, the more likely we are to command it’s energy into our lives as we need it.

I sure hope this is the case for all of us in 2017, give us a break Universe.

Satya
May You Find Truth
Annanda