We tend to equate wealth only with material wealth. In many lives, material wealth becomes the only goal and value for which people are willing to do anything. Such a pursuit often causes great stress. Some people value themselves as much as they manage to achieve in the material world; they value themselves by the amount of their salary, the class of the car they drive, and similar status symbols. But all of this is fleeting and only fulfills ego and beliefs.
Those who experienced deprivation in childhood pursue material wealth out of fear, and any feeling that they don't have enough money awakens this fear and pushes them into the cycle of chasing money.
Be aware that creation is a space of prosperity for all forms of life. The further we move away from our origin, from our original essence, the less we perceive this space in everything we do. The richness of creation is distributed across all areas and levels of our being. It is a state of mind that is reflected in the richness of health, peace, inner strength, nature, family, wisdom, harmony and love.
Can you assign a monetary unit and material value to all these values? Almost impossible, right?
This is because they go beyond the value of mere material wealth and directly affect the state of our spirit. The state of our spirit is what is more deeply imprinted on higher spiritual levels, is permanent, and affects the quality of this and future lives.
When we achieve inner wealth, while acting in this world in a grounded manner, this state of mind also provides for material prosperity to such an extent that it does not interfere with our inner development.
We access the values of inner wealth through meditation, connecting with nature, various energy-spiritual techniques, and by focusing more on non-material values. This also frees us from the stress and fears associated with material deprivation.
