William Michael Forbes
Money is an acknowledgement of the non-physical having physical value.wmf
A Well known fact: In modern society as it is...money is a good game where too few people know the rules...and too many ignore them...money is still good for us.
Some say that money is the root of all evil, that it corrupts people from all walks of life...yet just as easily it helps life equally as much. The concept of money can be a hard one to grasp, especially if we only see the world from a purely materialistic viewpoint. Money in and of itself is neutral until it is set into motion by anyone with a particular intention(s) behind the money being employed...if the intention behind the money is purely driven by the desire to get, it often harms and diminishes life...when the intention behind money is to truly give, it often improves the quality of the lives of the people whose hands it passes through. Many people have taken money for granted and this often results in unexpected growth opportunities which may be uncomfortable. Money is intimately intertwined through our lives and throughout most cultures on the earth and like emotional energy can be used in only one of two ways...either positively or negatively...and this brings us to today’s lesson on how to be happy in fifteen minutes or less.
Today’s activity will take about 2 minutes out of the next seven hours and will require you take a deep breath and relax your body and take another deep breath and calm the thoughts in your mind...just let most of the thoughts go for these two minutes. And then I want you to think of all the good things that money has done for you i.e. purchased the clothes you are wearing, the food you eat, the place you live, places you’ve gone or are going...for just these two minutes think about and feel all the good things that money has done for you, keep all your attention only on the good that money has done for you and...
Have a Great Day!
William Michael Forbes
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