So many ordinary people despise the rich, and say more than we need is just greed, money is evil, having too much is dangerous, etc. But this is just programming, the things we’ve been taught to keep us poor, reliable and under control, trained for factory jobs. Because great wealth means independence, we can do anything, be anyone and go anywhere if we had more than enough money to do so. So this is our reality, but let’s look at the spiritual side. I read a story today saying if you are unlucky enough to win big on the lottery these bad things happen. So again discouraging people from ever gaining any real wealth, encouraging you to fear money.

As well as saying gambling will ruin your life, when a packet of cigarettes or bottle of whisky costs far more than picking up a £2 lucky dip once or twice a week, as millions always do. Only a minority gamble to the point of losing everything from their wife to their home, The majority of people are money conscious and play it safe. So we are all programmed to reject super riches, shown in every film that money is bad, only criminals, thieves and villains are money mad. In real life only elite and politicians line their own pockets and don’t care about the poor. But we care, have good hearts and high morals and don’t want to be like them. But what is this signalling to the universe, it says we are only good if we are poor?

It stresses only the poor can be nice and only the rich are devious, when that isn’t true. The poor can be thieves, scammers, con men, greedy and inflict harm on their fellow human beings. While the rich can be helpful, generous, friendly and compassionate. And let me ask you this, have you ever seen a miserable lottery winner? I don’t mean later, I mean in that initial winning moment when all their numbers come up? Do they sit in regret, say nothing, feeling nothing and decide to give all that money away? No they don’t, they jump for joy, scream and squeal in delight, run around the room, phone their parents, tell their kids, share the good news with friends, neighbours, colleagues, etc. Most of them pop champagne corks, hold up a huge check and announce their win to the whole world.

What I am pointing out is this natural feeling of bliss on the inside, that automatic, totally normal response, feelings of joy, of ease and a breath of relief. Just knowing they will never have to agonise over another bill, rent or mortgage payment in their life. Knowing they can get the car they have wanted, the house they dreamed of, and take a holiday whenever they feel like it. But most important of all, they can ensure their family is ok, their children are provided for, and be given opportunities never afforded in the past. Isn’t this what we all want for our selves, our children and loved ones? Of course it is because this is our natural state of being, this is what the universe wants for us, unlimited access to all abundance in the world.

It’s why we were born, it’s the very reason we came here, to recognise and remember our true inner self, and have fun playing with form, attracting our natural wealth. And this glorious feeling that bubbles and bursts on the inside when we hit the jack pot… that good, calm feeling whenever someone helps us pay a bill we were worried about, or buys us something we desperately needed. The feelings we get when we open a Christmas or birthday present, compared to the negative feelings of needing, wanting something but not having the money for it. These are the feeling that tell us we should be rich not poor, feelings the universe responds to, bringing us less or more. And good feelings of calm, joy, peace and ease is what we were meant to experience here on earth, not dread, struggle and poverty.

So abundance is our natural inner state, a gift, a god given treasure and it is time to create our kingdom for all of humanity. Just think if you were rich, why would you care what the rich man owns when you could buy whatever they have for yourself. And if everyone on earth was rich then why would anyone steal our money when they have so much of their own?

It is poverty that causes all the world’s problems… homelessness, crime, theft, trafficking, drugs, etc. marraiges break through financial problems, people murder for money. So with more than enough marriage may last, with money a plenty we would clean up our environment as I have never seen a rich man live in a shanty town, near a waste dump or in a litter strewn avenue. Only the poor live in such places, so it is our wealth, not our virtue or morality that would change this beautiful world for good!