Search4DLight wrote: ↑Fri Nov 11, 2011 6:48 pm
Well mine have actually made me financially poorer as i had to spend money to buy them and never recouped it! :lol:
Lol. This is how I felt!
On a more sincere note, I genuinely believe that my Keep has played a significant role in improving my financial situation and providing stability. In just 2 months, my earnings increased by 2.4 times, and I managed to amass a sum that I couldn't achieve in the last five years. This amount was calculated after I had settled my monthly debts, covered grocery costs, and handled other necessary expenses. With a thoughtful approach to the calculations, my income has increased by 3.3 times each month. Consequently, I am optimistic that within the next five years, I will be able to launch my dual-purpose business venture.
Interestingly, I didn't acquire any wealth spirits until later in my journey when my finances were already stable and everything was falling into place. Even now, I only have 2 wealth spirits in my possession. I believe it's not entirely accurate to say that only wealth spirits contribute to one's financial prosperity.
I have gone through all the posts in this thread and noticed that some individuals seem to plead with their spirits to increase their wealth, which, in my opinion, might not be the best approach. Each spirit plays a unique role in our lives and aims to enrich our physical existence with experiences, adventures, and yes, a certain degree of material wealth such as cash and checks. However, I have never directly or indirectly requested such assistance. While I am ambitious and have various business models I'd like to explore, my primary goal is not solely to amass an immense fortune. My intention is simply to lead a comfortable life.
We reside in a materialistic world where, at times, individuals may be in denial about their own greed while presenting themselves as ambitious. For instance, they might express a desire for $1 million, claiming it's for the purpose of giving. However, the act of giving doesn't require such a substantial sum. Even with just $10, one can still make a difference. There is no need to wait until having $1 million in their account to start contributing to others. Lol. If anything, these higher beings are likely able to discern the deceptions and denials we may harbor within ourselves. As a result, they might refrain from granting such wealth if they believe we won't utilize it for the greater good.
Another aspect to consider is the guilt associated with wealth, which can lead some people to feel intimidated or develop a negative perspective on financial prosperity.
Wealth guilt can serve as a reminder to stay grounded and maintain a sense of empathy towards others. It encourages individuals to consider the broader implications of their financial decisions. Honestly, I owe my quick wealth accumulation to my Keep's invaluable guidance on managing spending effectively.
It's also important to note that Spirit Keeping is not a get-rich-quick scheme or a substitute for taking practical steps towards financial stability and success. Instead, it can be a helpful tool to assist you in achieving your goals and attracting positive energies into your life. As with any spiritual practice, the results may vary from person to person, and it's essential to approach it with an open mind and respect for the spirits and entities.
lol. He said that wealthy people always always ask for more. So I learned to ask for financial independence. 
is one big plus. The only thing that I missed out on and I actually wish to be of a home owner. But I chose to have kids, then we missed out with some small thing that didn't add up to get a home loan. That's why I buy lotto from time to time. To get that big win of a lifetime one day 
. I feel that as I turned the corner (50 plus) more and more that is I am missing, my own nest for my olden days.
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, that's sounds nice. Which part of Australia have you lived before? I am on the coast of NSW, Mid-North Coast. 
