3 Tips to reframe wealth creation

As people seek to create wealth, one of the most popular questions relates to money. Yet, what is this really? Are you aware of the real reasons why you think you want it? Who influences these ideas? How do you manifest wealth on your terms?

Money is a human invention, a means of exchange. While you may think having more money will eliminate debt and other troubles, your sense of wealth is affected by the intentions or emotions behind them. You may desire more disposable cash, but if whatever you have filters through your fingers, you would benefit from examining your deeper associations with money.  Reframe your wealth creation:

1) Discern the values you associate with money. What is happiness to you? Which objects, qualities, service or, sense of direction do you value? Your universe is the creation of your finite mind. You differentiate value based on feelings and mental states. What makes you feel good is desirable. Prosperity, abundance and pleasure all have motivations. Your associations and visualisations are the crux of it all.

2) Be honest about what you want money to do for you. When you refer to money, what is it you really think about or desire to acquire? Physical material doesn't buy true intimacy, friends, character, inner peace, a clear conscience or, immortality. Raising awareness of any misplaced agendas or misconceptions will enable you to remove blocks from the wealth you want and hope to generate in this life now.

3) Recognize ownership has only temporal convenience. Mental creations don't use or depend on physical materials. Detach from associating with your "me" (ego) and instead, choose to associate with your "I" (inner observer). Begin to understand that stability and self-worth aren't grounded in ownership, which itself doesn't last. It is increased experiences, reflection and self-awareness that lead to manifesting wealth in all forms. Escape the pains and fears of the lower plains by vibrating on a higher plane. Fluctuations in emotion lead to fluctuating money flow.

Comments

[Galba Bright of Tune up your EQ]

Hello Liara:
Thanks for an interesting insight.

[Liara Covert]

Hi Galba.
Glad this article opens your mind to possibilitites. We can all "expand our horizons."

[Albert | UrbanMonk.Net]

Hey Liara, I'm really enjoying exploring my own relationships with money. This is a very helpful set of pointers. Thanks.

Cheers,
Albert (Urban Monk)
Modern personal development, entwined with ancient spirituality.

[Liara Covert]

Hi Albert,

Great to hear from you. Feelings about money can draw us to better understand why we tend to anchor ourselves in presumptions. To be open to learning is to prepare to raise oneself to new levels of conscious awareness. As you perceive reasons behind the nature of your choices, you begin to discover reasons for your lack of freedom. Assumptions about what money is, what it represents, and how it drives our existence (or not), all help to explain that constant mental conflict and struggle prevent our psychological evolution.

[Jason McDonald]

Hello Liara this is a refreshing read surprisingly as a society there is a lot of emphasis placed on the "must have it now" mantality. Most people conclude this invariably requires money. It is comforting to see how you identify the root cause of human wealth blocks. Congratualtions on highlighting an awareness that we can all benefit from.

[Liara Covert]

Jason, we're unable to change things if we remain unaware. Awareness is a choice. How each person justifies or rationalizes behavior can be surprising. Facing the truth of what money symbolizes in your own life enables you to evolve differently, if you see fit.