In the future, the sacred ritual of embedding LOVE as a thought-form in money will become another dailiy habit for all of us.
Money is a form of energy. By an unconscious, collective agreement, most people have come to believe that moey is scarce; that others will always have more money than they have, and that very few will have a great deal of money.
Today, money is hoarded, accumulated, spent or squandered in ways that no longer have any connection to its original spiritual nature. It has become toxic. Like diseased blood circulating through the world’s economic body, it has become a danger to humanity. Toxic money has funded crime, violence, war, and disease generating substances that pollute our air, water, and food.
Many centuries ago, money was considered sacred. Whether money was in the form of grain, goods, services or coins, it served as a bridge between Divine energy and humankind. It was received with blessings and prayer. Sacred rituals celebrated its use.
Today, when we hold money in our hands, we can do a brief *money laundering* exercise to banish the stress it has picked up as it passes from hand to hand. We can say: "May this money, and all money everywhere, be directed toward its highest and best use.
When we release the money we hold in our hand into the economy, this simple thought-form will travel with it. Free of the vibration of fear, could it help begin a culture shift. Could this ritual, blended with others of similar mind, shift the global economy so that, it affirms and supports our highest values? Yes, absolutely…!
Do you have a sacred ritual to re-sanctify money? If so, please share it with us here?
Alexia, wonderful post. I read in "Who Will Cry When You Die?" (a book by Robin Sharma) the idea of "blessing" money–that is, every time you spend money, you consciously hope that the dollars and cents will go towards feeding a hungry family, serving a good cause and just generally unburdening people as opposed to burdening them. Thank you always for your wonderful posts!
Thank you so much for reminding us of the sacredness of money. It truly is a reflection of our creative energy, and it's unfortunate that it has been used in such counter-productive ways. I look forward to the day when money really IS always used for its highest and best purpose.