The article presents several values and perspectives:
Redefining Wealth: The article encourages readers to shift their perspective on wealth, viewing money not as a symbol of greed or corruption, but as a tool for change and a representation of the value provided to society.
Understanding Money’s Misuse: It provides a historical perspective on how money has been misappropriated and misused, leading to a distorted perception of wealth and value.
Call for Action: The article emphasizes the need for individuals to pay attention to their wealth and value, encouraging them to discard the scarcity model of money and embrace a model of prosperity.
Personal and Societal Transformation: It advocates for a paradigm shift in understanding money, suggesting that such a shift can lead to personal growth and societal change. It underscores the importance of using money as a tool to sow and reap value, contributing to the development of society and the world at large.
Introduction
As many of you may know, I’ve been delving into Napoleon Hill’s “Think and Grow Rich,” a guiding light for those eager to redefine their understanding of wealth. The book’s core principle is both simple and profound: money is a manifestation of the value we provide.
This principle implies that when an individual contributes something valuable to society—be it through innovative business strategies, marketing insights, or sociological perspectives—they receive monetary compensation in return. This transaction isn’t just an exchange of goods or services; it’s an affirmation of the unique value one brings to the world.
However, our perception of money has been warped over time, much like our views on various other aspects of life. This distortion is the driving force behind my book, “An Unorthodox Truth.” It explores how our understanding of science, government, and education has been manipulated, causing us to perceive reality through a distorted lens. The same applies to our perception of money, often seen from a scarcity viewpoint.
This scarcity mindset is pervasive. We hold onto every penny, fearing the loss of what little we have. This behavior mirrors the parable of the servant who, upon receiving a single coin from his master, chose to bury it rather than invest it for growth. If we truly grasped the nature of money, we would emulate those who received more and used it to generate further wealth.
The act of circulating money to foster growth isn’t about relinquishing power but recognizing that money is the tangible embodiment of value. Whenever we invest in the world, whether in the form of an ethical product or a social entrepreneurial idea, we contribute our own value, currency, or resources to support and promote that particular value, product, or idea we invested in. This investment should be made with the expectation that our initial investment will eventually generate a return in the form of more value, currency, or resources. In other words, our investment should create a positive feedback loop that will continue to generate benefits over time. This idea is why investing is often seen as a way to grow and expand one’s own value or wealth, as well as contribute to the development of society or the world at large.
Ultimately, this is how we should perceive money—not as a symbol of greed or corruption, but as a tool for change. Understanding the true gift of money is crucial if we are to leverage it effectively and create the world we envision. This shift in perspective is not just necessary—it’s imperative for the transformation we seek. It aligns with our passion for challenging conventional narratives and our commitment to individual liberty, free market principles, and entrepreneurial freedom. This understanding of money is not just a necessity—it’s a call to action for the change we aspire to bring about.
The Hijacking of Wealth: A Deeper Look at Money’s Misuse
In the second part of my series on Esoteric Philosophy, I delve into the unfortunate reality that money, one of humanity’s most potent tools for change, has been misappropriated. I provide a historical argument for why this is so by focusing on the banking families.
This family, which essentially owns multiple countries in Europe due to their indebtedness to the banks, saw the threat of a nation growing rapidly without being indebted to the bank. This ideology could start a revolution, and this could not be allowed to occur.
I’m sure that many readers have never seen global economic history in this light before. But unfortunately, the spirit of entrepreneurial freedom, which attempted to break away from the rule of parasitic oligarchies, ultimately fell after repeated attacks. In 1913, the private bank known as The Federal Reserve was formed, and since then, money, the resource designed to help humanity move forward, has been weakened ever since.
To tie the philosophical aspect to this topic, this currency, intended to propel human progress, has been seized by malevolent forces preying on human consciousness. These entities have not only distorted our perception of money but have also corrupted the very essence of money and monetary policies. As a society, we remain largely ignorant of concepts such as maritime law, which governs banking. This lack of knowledge leaves us vulnerable to manipulation and exploitation.
In my book, I intended to explore money in depth, but the opportunity never presented itself. However, as I reflect on history, it becomes clear that individuals have misused this currency. Instead of allowing it to benefit humanity, parasitic forces have siphoned it away.
Regrettably, due to a combination of inadequate education and pervasive propaganda, we have failed to observe the world in this light. We have never truly understood money. We earn it, we hoard it, but we do not see it for what it truly is—a means to sow value and reap greater value in return.
Our apathy towards money is evident in our indifference to the erosion of our wealth through annual monetary policies, regardless of whether they are enacted by a Republican or Democrat president or in response to a pandemic or a bailout. We remain passive, docile, and unconcerned about the value we have worked so hard to accumulate.
This indifference is highlighted in my article, “The Federal Reserve Wants to Bring Pain.” We don’t care when our value is diminished. Consequently, our foundational pillar—the occupation foundation, as I discuss in my series, “The Seven Pillars of Life”—remains weak.
In essence, as a society, we cannot lead fulfilling lives because we fail to comprehend the true value of money. This understanding is crucial if we are to reclaim control of our wealth and, by extension, our destiny.
The Road Ahead: A Call for Change in Our Perception of Wealth
As we approach another political season, we see the chess pieces moving into place. RFK Jr., a figure hailed as a savior within Substack and Freedom Circles, has chosen the ex-wife of a technocrat as his running mate. However, it’s crucial to recognize that as RFK Jr. is aligning with individuals known as gatekeepers and controlled opposition, this raises questions about his role as a potential controlled opposition.
Despite the changing faces and promises of new leadership, the same policies and systems remain in play, and our value continues to be under threat. The only viable course of action is to start paying attention—to our individual worlds, friends, and communities. By doing so, we can focus on what truly matters in life and use our purpose to live a life worth living, gaining value and contributing value to the world in the form of money.
The first step towards this transformation is to discard the scarcity model of money and embrace a model of prosperity. This shift in perspective will trigger a ripple effect, leading to changes in our world, communities, and cities.
But it all starts with money. We must evolve into a more enlightened understanding of money, recognizing it as a profoundly spiritual principle. By doing so, we can reclaim control of our wealth and, by extension, our destiny.
As I close this article, let’s continue to challenge conventional narratives and commit to individual liberty, free market principles, and entrepreneurial freedom. This understanding of money is not just a necessity—it’s a call to action for the change we aspire to bring about.
Thank you for your time, and I hope you have a great day. Ashe.
Questions To Reflect On
How does your current perception of money align or differ with the perspective presented in the article, specifically the view of money as a tool for change and a representation of value provided to society?
Reflecting on the historical misuse of money as discussed in the article, how can you contribute to a more ethical and beneficial use of wealth in your personal and professional life?
Considering the call to action in the article, what steps can you take to shift from a scarcity model of money to a model of prosperity, and how might this shift impact your personal growth and societal change?
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