Or: is it LESS spiritual to be wealthy? Some quote the Bible to prove that being rich is not a good thing — the parable is something about a camel going thru the eye of a needle… Others claim that this passage is to be interpreted in a different way; that the issue isn’t the wealth by itself but the unhealthy attachment to it.
Personally, I have not been exposed much to biblical issues, but instead to ideas about mean rich tycoons exploiting the working classes, etc. On some level, I think such ideas have stood in the way for me many times in my life even though it may seem like I’ve left them behind long ago. At the back of my mind they have still been echoing somehow.
Bob Doyle’s Wealth Beyond Reason course (see below) is designed to help you get over memories like those - biblical or leftist - so you can shape your life the way you really would like to have it. And actually I have become a more spiritually oriented person in the process of clearing up old hangups.
Indeed, I have become interested in new ways of finding a spiritual dimension in life. Call it “New Age” if you like, personally I feel there is much very valuable to be found here. For instance, you have the “Conversations With God” book series by Neale Donald Walsch. Fascinating reading! I even made a screensaver inspired by those books, I call it Dream Interview with God. (Yes, there is another one out there with a similar theme but of course I prefer mine!) Why would the power we usually call God have stopped talking to us 2000 years ago? That wouldn’t make sense to me at least.
Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock the last 20 years, you have surely heard of affirmations. They are supposed to help you get the things you want in life. Example: you want a new car. You then say things to yourself like “I have a great new car!” And you write that statement 100 times on a piece of paper. And you have that message written on little notes tacked on various places like the refrigerator door…
All this is supposed to help you get a new car. But I say it probably won’t! And why? Because the important thing is not whether you want a new car, but how you FEEL when you think about “getting a new car”.
For instance, you may be driving an old clunker, and you hate getting all those repair bills and you also hate that it is not reliable. You feel really FRUSTRATED, and then you think “I really need a new car!” The problem is that your frustrated feeling will block the energy from flowing in the direction of a new car.
Most programs teaching “The Law of Attraction” tend to omit this fact, or at least de-emphasize it. I recall perusing affirmations to get something, many years ago. I repeated the affirmation hundreds of times, and the more I repeated it the more sad and discouraged I felt! Do I need to tell you I failed to get what I wanted?!
One of the few programs that really help you deal with this problem of negative emotions blocking you from achieving what you want in life is Bob Doyle’s Wealth Beyond Reason course. I use that program myself, and I strongly recommend it.
How does the Wealth Beyond Reason course help you? Unlike other similar self-help programs it gives you tools to actually un-block those knots of negative energy! This is very valuable, since what you feel about something has a far greater impact than what you think about it.
Click HERE to learn more about Bob Doyle’s online programs.
I also urge you to take a look at the Abraham-Hicks book series. Great reading.
You may have heard of the movie “The Secret“? Actually, there are two versions of it. Originally, this movie began as a recording of Esther Hicks speaking as “Abraham”. In the end, that part was edited out of the final version of the movie. Instead, the final version of “The Secret” features several other people who also teach the Law of Attraction; including Bob Doyle. Here is the story of what happened:
Interestingly, a similar thing happened with the book “Think and Grow Rich” by Napoleon Hill, when it was originally published, in that all references hinting at something of a spiritual nature were edited out. For instance, the word “vibration” was purged from the manuscript.
