Money
Matters
This
section is dedicated to managing money and ensuring we are keeping it in the
proper prospective. It also has articles to help us deal with our fears of
lack and increase our prosperity
consciousness. Scroll down for an introduction to our featured articles, or
click directly to one of the articles from the list on the right. |
Abundance Is Natural
by Stuart Wilde.
 It
isn't hard to see the abundance of our planet. You only have to look at the
fruit trees in the fall, the lushness of life. Buckminster Fuller calculated
that if all the wealth of the world was divided equally among its citizens, each
and every one of us would be a millionaire. |
Creating True
Prosperity
by Shakti Gawain.
 True
prosperity is not something we create
overnight. It is not a fixed goal, a
place where we will finally arrive, or
a certain state that we will someday
achieve. It is an ongoing process of
finding fulfillment that continues to
unfold and deepen throughout our
lives. |
10 Personal
Finance Mistakes You Can't Afford To
Make
by Ilyce R. Glink.
 When
it comes to money, we all make
mistakes. And, surely there are more
than ten mistakes to be made. But if
you're nimble, you'll not only avoid
these mistakes, you'll probably avoid
others as well. |
Love, Compassion, and Money
by Stuart Wilde.
Most
people can't get their head around the idea of money, love and compassion being
linked together. The idea that money can be a symbol of love seems odd -- we are
so programmed the other way. |
Defining
Success
by Lucinda Bassett.
For many of us, being successful
means living a healthy, long life,
contented with friends and family.
For others, it means doing what we
love. And I am certain success for
many would be defined as having lots
of money and total financial
security. |
Where
Money Comes From?
by Robert Roskind.
Many national recessions are caused
or deepened and extended by the
people's confidence level in, and
perceptions of, their nation's
economy at the time. The human
thoughts and emotions are the cause
of the financial conditions, not the
effect. Though this is easy for us
to understand and accept on a
national level, it is much harder to
accept on a personal level.
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The Energy
of Money
by
Maria Nemeth, Ph.D.
Money can be a source of great joy and creativity, or it can bring frustration
and misery, depending on our relationship with it. And we bring all these doubts
and fears, hopes and expectations with us every time we deal with money--in
every area of our lives. |
Abundance
Unveiled
 by
John Randolph Price.
In Roman times, money was considered a gift from the
Goddess, and was considered holy. Even the writers of the Bible recognized that
being prosperous was equivalent to a life of beauty, happiness, and freedom. |
Becoming
Abundant
from Orin and
DaBen
 Some
people think a large sum of money will give them
feelings of aliveness, well-being, self-esteem, inner
peace, love, power, or security. They think with money
they will be free from worry and will be able to relax
and play, or not do activities they don't want to do. Money
and objects by themselves will not automatically fill
your needs, or give you the feelings you want. |
Receiving
Prosperity
by Louise Hay
 When we use the term
prosperity, a lot of people immediately think of money.
However, there are many other concepts that come under
the auspices of prosperity, such as: time, love,
success, comfort, beauty, knowledge, relationships,
health, and, of course, money. |
The
40 Day Prosperity Plan
by John Randolph
Price
Here is
a program for realizing abundant prosperity in your life
and affairs. It takes 40 days for
consciousness to realize a truth. Therefore, there must be
a definite commitment to faithfully follow this program
each and every day for 40 days. |
Dreams
Do Come True
by Debbie Johnson
You can make your dreams come true.
Persistence is the
magic key to success in any endeavor. Never give up. If
you believe in your dreams, you must pursue them with
zeal, tumbling any blocks in your way with pure love and
joy for the chase! |
Financial
Freedom
 by
Suze Orman.
Wouldn't it be great simply to have enough money so you don't have to worry? The
"enough money" part of that equation is easy. The "so you don't
have to worry" part is much more complex. It actually has nothing to do
with how much money you have or how little. ...none of it will do you any good
until you get beyond the worry and fear. The fear of money, the fear of not
having enough, the fear of having enough, the fear of taking action, the fear of
inaction. |
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