Welcome back to the Deep Dive. Today, we're taking
a bit of a turn, exploring wealth from a really
different angle. Yeah, we're diving into the
audio book, Money is Energy, the only book you'll
ever need to attract wealth. And this isn't your
typical finance guide, is it? No stark pics here.
Not at all. This source gets into the idea that,
well, attracting abundance is less about hustle
and more about your inner state, your energy.
Exactly. It suggests wealth responds more to...
our energetic alignment, our internal world,
than just our actions. So our mission today is
to really pull out the core ideas from this audiobook
to understand this whole money is energy perspective.
Okay, so the central theme right off the bat,
money isn't just physical cash. Right. The audiobook
paints it as an invisible force, like an energy
current. And it says this energy actually responds
to your being, your personal frequency. So less
about what you do for a living. And more about
what you are being. energetically speaking, what
frequency you're putting out. Interesting. So
let's unpack some of the key themes they cover.
They talk about money being like flowing energy,
right? Like water. Yeah, that's a big one early
on. Yeah. It responds to consciousness. They
tell that story of Eleanor, the shopkeeper, who
saw money as static coins. Until someone explained
it's more like a flowing current. Exactly. Like
the coins are just containers for this bigger
energy flow. It shifts how you even think about
wealth itself. Instead of a limited resource.
It's seen as this dynamic moving river. And crucially,
your awareness, your thoughts and beliefs can
influence where that river flows. Like that example
of Harold, the mail carrier. He seemed prosperous
before he actually was. Yeah, that really highlights
it. The interstate kind of precedes the outer
reality, according to this view. Okay, and it's
not passive. It emphasizes aligning ourselves
internally, our beliefs. Definitely. Chapter
three talks about the magnetic mind, how our
thoughts, feelings, beliefs about money constantly
send out an energetic signal. Like a broadcast.
Sort of. If you're always broadcasting lack and
worry. You push prosperity away. And if you focus
on abundance, trust. You draw it in. Like Eugene,
the shopkeeper who turned his business around
just by changing his internal narrative. Not
by some big external strategy first, but an inner
shift. An internal magnetic field shift. Yeah,
this part really got me thinking. The impact
of inherited beliefs. Oh yeah, the spell of scarcity.
Chapter four. It suggests many of our money limitations
aren't even consciously ours. They're like handed
down. Exactly. Like invisible constraints from
family or culture. Things like money doesn't
grow on trees or that constant feeling you have
to struggle. And the book encourages you to actively
identify these spells. Right. Become aware of
them. Like Ruth, the weaver, who challenged her
family's scarcity mindset and then saw her craft
flourish. It shows the power of breaking those
patterns. Okay, then there's the whole giving
and receiving balance. This was pretty provocative.
Uh -huh. Resisting receiving can be as bad as
not giving. Yeah, it calls that resistance an
ancient wound masquerading as virtue. Strong
words. It is. The metaphor they use is like flowers
refusing sunlight, so they wither. So deflecting
compliments, gifts, opportunities. It disrupts
the flow. And it often stems from feeling unworthy,
not actual humility, like Marvin, the teacher
who always refused help. Interesting. And the
flip side is the sacred law of exchange. Giving
freely, with joy, no strings attached. It sees
giving and receiving as two sides of the same
coin, both vital. Totally. Like water needs to
flow. Clinging to wealth out of fear actually
creates scarcity. Remember Raymond the blacksmith.
prospered when he gave more freely. And Lillian,
the widow whose generosity led to unexpected
abundance. It's about aligning with that natural
flow of increase. So it's not just the action,
but the mindset behind it, which leads to this
idea. Money is a mirror. Oh, yeah. Reflecting
our deep beliefs about ourselves, our worthiness.
So if you're constantly judging wealthy people
or feeling resentful, you're basically blocking
it in your own life. Your relationship with money
mirrors your relationship with yourself, your
deservingness. Like George, who realized his
negative talk about the wealthy was holding him
back. Exactly. Healing that inner narrative is
key to changing the outer reality. And what about
desires? The book reframes desire itself. Right.
Not as something selfish or suspicious, but as
a divine compass. Guiding us towards our potential
and abundance. Yeah. Often we're taught wanting
more is bad leads to suffering. But this suggests
our deep longings, our messages, nudging us towards
our gifts, our expansion. Like Earl, following
his interest in herbs led to a prosperous career.
It shows honoring your true desires aligns you
with growth. So practically, how do we tap into
this flow? They talk about the wealth frequency.
Cultivating interstates, joy, gratitude, peace
to attract abundance. So the universe responds
to your vibration, not just actions. That's the
idea. Joy, gratitude, peace are like the language
of wealth. Think of Joan, the dancer whose joy
attracted students. Or Stanley, the shopkeeper
whose shift from worry to contentment boosted
business. It's about embodying the feeling of
wealth, even before it fully shows up, being
the frequency. But what if doubts creep in? Those
old fears. Ah, yes. Slaying the final shadow
of lack. Chapter 10 addresses this. It acknowledges
that even as good things start happening, we
might still self -sabotage. Right. Old fears
resurface as resistance. Yeah. Like Norma almost
turning down a grant because she felt unworthy.
Or Samuel hesitating with his healing gifts due
to fear of judgment. These shadows can stop us
from fully receiving. The key is awareness recognize
them as old patterns and consciously choose worthiness.
So it's about becoming the money alchemist within.
Yeah, having the inner power to transmute any
financial situation, shifting from lack to abundance
through consciousness. So setbacks contain seeds
of greater abundance. If you shift your energy,
like Clyde's ruined crops leading to a better
harvest of unique herbs. Or Elaine turning her
business around just by changing her internal
story about it. It's the alchemical power of
focus. And this alchemy is tied to emotions.
Emotion is currency. Deeply. Our feelings aren't
just reactions. They're the building blocks of
our reality. So positive feelings are like energetic
deposits. Attracting more abundance. While fear
and worry are withdrawals. Like Gilbert finding
opportunities by cultivating gratitude during
grief. Or Opal attracting customers just by radiating
joy in her shop. Your emotional state directly
influences the flow. So tuning your spirit to
the frequency of gold isn't a one -off. It's
a daily practice. Exactly. Like a wealth frequency
routine, maybe movement, gratitude, visualization.
It's about consistent energetic alignment. Like
Leonard, the musician whose opportunities expanded
when he played for love, not just money. Or Doris,
who committed to 30 days of wealth consciousness
and saw real financial shifts. Calibrating your
inner instrument. Then there's the divine circulation
principle. Money needs to move, like breath or
water. Yes, holding on tightly out of fear restricts
the flow. Releasing it with trust, giving generously,
makes you a clearer channel. Like Arthur helping
his sister and finding his own situation improved.
Or Jeanette's selfless giving leading to new
business opportunities. Wealth multiplies through
movement and trust. A key element here seems
to be intention. Planting gold. Absolutely. Clear,
focused intentions are like potent seeds the
universe helps nurture and it's more than just
wishing right it's the first spark of creation
in the energetic realm philvia writing specific
intentions that manifested versus gerald's scattered
desires leading to unclear results focus matters
creates a clear blueprint for the universe and
intention is even stronger when linked to purpose
Money loves purpose. Definitely. Wealth flows
more easily when you're channeling gifts in service
of something bigger. So if you're creating real
value driven by a desire to serve. Money becomes
a natural byproduct. Like Lena's passion for
teaching leading to new opportunities. Or Russell's
income increasing after he defined how his wealth
would help others. Purpose acts as a magnet.
A powerful one. It keeps coming back to inner
alignment. The book even says the voice of the
universe is always whispering yes. That chapter
is all about cultivating an inner yes to receiving.
Our experience is often determined by our internal
conversation with the universe. Like Mabel shifting
from doubt to certainty and seeing transformation.
Or Arnold's breakthroughs after releasing anxiety
about his loan. Aligning your frequency with
receiving. And receiving is often linked to divine
compensation for genuine service. Right. Service
given freely. without expecting a specific reward.
The universe responds to love and generosity
in action. Like Virgil's volunteering leading
to a job offer. Or George's shared recipes returning
multiplied in a business venture. Giving creates
an energetic vacuum that abundance fills. We
also seem to have an inner oracle for guidance.
Our intuition. The universe communicates through
gut feelings, subtle impressions. So we need
to quiet the analytical mind and tune into those
nudges. Like Calvin getting profitable investment
insights intuitively. Or Hazel making mistakes
by ignoring her inner warnings. Trusting that
inner guidance is key for financial life too.
Very much so. Then there's the concept of the
energy bank. Our emotional state is the real
currency. Yeah, positive feelings are deposits
attracting good outcomes. Worry and doubt are
withdrawals. Basically. Millie noticed blessings
came on days she consciously kept her vibration
high. And Percival's appreciation for his small
business led to more prosperity. Investing in
positive emotions pays off energetically. It
really builds on itself. And it all seems to
funnel back to worthiness, the master key. Truly
the core message. Our inner belief in our deservingness
governs what we allow ourselves to receive. The
universe can't override our own judgment of our
worth. That's the argument. Walter's failure
stemming from a deep belief he didn't deserve
success. Until he shifted that. Right. And Pearl's
transformation came only when she embraced her
intrinsic worth. It's not earned. It's remembered
and embraced. So the ultimate view is money as
a sacred service, aligned with our spiritual
frequency and purpose. Exactly. Stop chasing
it externally. Focus on cultivating inner abundance
and trust it will flow as a result. Like Hank
realizing money responds to energy, not just
effort. Or Lois' passion for dance, creating
that magnetic field of abundance. When you're
aligned with purpose, wealth follows. Okay, but
what about faster results? They touch on instant
manifestation. Yeah, suggesting that if you can
truly release doubt, hold a clear vision, and
have unwavering faith. things can happen surprisingly
fast. Like time isn't the fixed constraint, we
think. When belief and emotional alignment are
absolute, the universe can respond seemingly
instantly, like Otis visualizing and getting
an influx of funds. Or Virginia feeling gratitude
for her retreat before it manifested quickly.
The power of pure belief. It's pretty mind -bending.
But even then, we need to be open to how abundance
arrives. Release control. Yes, cultivate surrender
and trust. The universe has infinite channels
we might not see. Like Stan's unexpected job
offer after a layoff. Or Estelle getting a business
serendipitously. Releasing the how opens up more
possibilities than we can imagine. And finally,
it loops back to the present moment. The wealth
ritual of the present moment. Right. Your relationship
with abundance starts now. By savoring joy and
gratitude for what you already have. Postponing
joy until some future milestone actually pushes
it away. That's the idea. Like Caleb appreciating
the sunrise each morning. Or Bernadette treating
her small shop like a success now, claiming the
richness that's already here aligns you with
the frequency of wealth. It anchors it in the
now. So wrapping this up, what does this mean
for you listening? It's quite a shift from typical
wealth advice. Definitely. It suggests the most
effective path might be cultivating our inner
landscape, not just relentless external action.
The core theme running through Money is Energy
is just that. Money is energy. Abundance flows
from inner alignment, beliefs, vibration. Not
just from external effort alone. So some key
things to maybe mull over. Think of money as
flowing energy, like that water analogy. And
remember, your mindset is like that magnetic
field attracting or repelling. Maybe try identifying
those inherited spells of scarcity like Ruth
did. And notice any resistance you have to actually
receiving, like Marvin's story highlighted. Overcome
that. Embrace giving with joy the sacred law
of exchange like Raymond and Lillian. See money
as that mirror reflecting your inner beliefs
about worth like George learned. Honor your desires
as that divine compass guiding you like Earl
found. Actively cultivate the wealth frequency,
joy, gratitude, peace like Joan and Stanley.
Maybe try that five -minute joy practice. Gently
address any final shadows of lack. Remember Norma
and Samuel. See yourself as a money alchemist
transmuting challenges like Clyde and Elaine.
Rewrite your story. Understand emotion is currency.
Invest in positive feelings like Gilbert and
Opal. Tune your spirit to the frequency of gold
daily like Leonard and Doris did. Maybe create
a routine. Embrace the divine circulation principle.
Let money flow with trust like Arthur and Jeanette.
Practice planting gold with clear intentions
like Sylvia. Maybe start an intention journal.
Know that money loves purpose. Align desires
with service like Lena and Russell. Write a wealth
purpose statement. Remember the universe is whispering
yes. Cultivate faith like Mabel and Arnold. Use
a yes affirmation. Trust in divine compensation
for genuine service like Virgil and George. Reflect
on your past service. Listen to your inner oracle,
your intuition, like Calvin and Hazel. Try a
stillness practice. Focus on building your energy
bank with positive emotions, like Millie and
Percival. Do an energy audit. And always, always
remember, worthiness is the master key, like
Walter and Pearl discovered. Work on worthiness
alignment. See money as a sacred service, aligned
with your frequency, like Hank and Lois. Try
present tense journaling. Understand instant
manifestation is possible with pure belief, like
Otis and Virginia. Make a miracle list. Stay
open to surprises. Release control over the how,
like Stan and Estelle use an allow affirmation.
Engage in the wealth ritual of the present moment.
Savor joy now, like Caleb and Bernadette. Try
three small rituals. No, the field responds to
joy, like Eugene and Hattie. Schedule joy time.
Flow with the sacred cycle of creation. Vision,
feel, embody, release like Alma and Bert. Remember,
you are the source of abundings like Lloyd and
Delilah. Use the I am the source affirmation.
See wealth as a ripple touching others like Nancy
and Clarence. Take a ripple action. And finally,
embrace the golden life. Appreciate the abundance
already here like Henrietta and Franklin. Whisper
gratitude daily. Wow, that's a lot to take in.
This deep dive into money is energy really offers
a different, a compelling alternative view on
financial success. It really does. It prompts
you to ask if your current view aligns with this
energetic perspective. Absolutely. So as you
go about your day, maybe think about one small
shift you could make. Just one thing to start
embodying that wealth frequency more fully. Perhaps
real wealth isn't just about accumulation. But
more about recognizing the abundance already
flowing through you right now. Thanks for joining
us on this deep dive.