The Golden Heart Dialogues July 4 2013
Why would an evolved being do something to debase oneself for money, or false empowerment and raw power? Our current situation lends itself to a time of chaotic upheaval to the core. When those who are ready to have equality in wealth awaken totality, the world will then be a place of natural intent and basic principles based on love as the governance. This posting is part two in my series on true wealth.
The errant fabrication of malice with regard to wealth is rampant. Money is, and has always been used to create a vast group of undermined and out-classed people. It was originally designed to separate and to create a natural divide. “We have money and you don’t,” is the concept here.
In a sense the creation of the fiat money was a ploy to destroy the natural sovereign persons’ ability to live a simple abundant life of true wealth.
As this intent was from the start malevolent, it did require a mass agreement that was previously determined to override one’s capacity to naturally thrive. As the Over-Worldly Group obstructed the basic tenets of primordial intent, there was a desperate ploy to divide, regroup and subdivide those who had and from those who did not.
By setting this into place one was out-classed and set apart from those who were deemed important. As those who were deemed important connived further to usurp and control, there was little resistance due to aggression with force. Those who did not have were very happy with the notion that they had all that was required. They knew how to cohabitate with nature and with the laws of nature. Living harmoniously in alignment is the initial tendency and to use only what you need, then replicate, restore, resource and replenish, and most importantly one knew to never, never, exploit or misuse the resources. Think of The Ringing Cedars book series here.
What if there was a financial system that would eliminate the need for the federal government to go into debt, that would eliminate the need for the Federal Reserve, that would end the practice of fractional reserve banking and that would dethrone the big banks? Would you be in favor of such a system? A surprising new IMF research paper entitled “The Chicago Plan Revisited” by Jaromir Benes and Michael Kumhof is making waves in economic circles all over the globe. The paper suggests that the world would be much better off if we adopted a system where the banks did not create our money. So instead of a system where more money is only created