36. Abundance

Abundance and the end of monetary dependence - Abundance begins with the recognition that we are connected. Through consciousness, we can create, receive, and share what is required for life. Abundance is not measured by money or possessions, nor defined by their absence. Abundance is the steady awareness of sufficiency, trust, and inner alignment, held not only for ourselves but for everyone.

The ancient principle ‘think, and so it is’ expresses the metaphysical understanding that whatever we consistently hold in consciousness seeks expression in physical form. Our thoughts, expectations, and beliefs therefore influence how abundance is perceived, received, and embodied. Consciousness is not separate from creation; it is the source through which creation takes shape.

There is nothing inherently wrong with three-dimensional living. It is a valid human experience, containing relationships, responsibilities, lessons, growth, hunger, war, poverty, and emptiness. Yet witnessing suffering is painful because separation is an illusion. The hardship experienced by another touches the shared truth of our existence and awakens our deeper responsibility to one another.

Within the three-dimensional world, money has become the accepted measure of security, success, and access. It determines who receives shelter, food, healthcare, education, leisure, and protection from uncertainty. Yet money is neither life itself nor a true measure of human value. It is a constructed system for exchanging goods and services, but it has expanded beyond that function until people are required to pay simply to exist and participate in civilised life.

This arrangement is often presented as practical, fair, and unavoidable. Its normalisation begins early. People are taught to accept employment, debt, consumption, and financial competition as natural conditions of adulthood. Survival becomes tied to income, and individuals remain dependent upon systems they did not design. Work is required not only for comfort, but for food, housing, healthcare, education, and social participation.

Money therefore creates a contradiction. It promises freedom while placing essential aspects of life behind a financial threshold. It offers choice to those who possess it, while narrowing the choices of those who do not. It rewards effort and innovation, yet also preserves inherited advantage, concentrates resources, and turns basic needs into commodities. Purchasing power becomes confused with freedom, while wealth is mistaken for worth.

This criticism does not deny that monetary systems organise trade or provide a method for distributing resources. The deeper concern arises when currency becomes the primary measure of access, status, and survival. At that point, a symbol of value begins to govern the experience of life itself. Dependence is presented as independence, and deprivation and death through lack is treated as personal failure rather than as the consequence of a wider structure.

The pyramid of material experience - A pyramid offers a useful image of how money has organised human life. At its apex, some people experience apex living. They have accumulated considerable wealth through an understanding of financial systems, gained access to influential networks, purchased extensive choice, and secured resources beyond immediate need. Their position reflects external achievement, but it does not signify greater spiritual evolution.

At the centre, others experience centroid living. They meet their essential needs while managing constant financial pressures. They often work long hours in employment that offers limited fulfilment, balancing stability with restriction, responsibility, and an enduring desire for greater freedom.
At the base, too many people endure base living. They face poverty, hunger, insecurity, homelessness, and a painful sense of powerlessness. The pyramid reveals the unequal distribution of material resources within one shared earthly experience. Its levels describe external circumstances, not a hierarchy of human value.

No position on the pyramid determines a person’s consciousness, spiritual potential, or capacity to participate in the creation of abundance. Through many incarnations, the soul experiences every position. It experiences the apex, the centre, and the base to understand the full range of human life and the power – not in money – but in consciousness; overcoming adversity; and choosing to love in every condition. The soul seeks experience, to learn unconditional love not any permanent attachment to one level.

The pyramid also reveals its own instability in physicality. There is no apex without the base that supports it. The wealth concentrated at the top depends upon the labour, resources, and participation of those below. Every level is therefore interrelated, even when the monetary system presents them as separate. The suffering of the base affects the whole structure, just as the privileges of the apex are sustained by the wider foundation.

True expansion begins when personal wellbeing is no longer separated from the wellbeing of others. Receiving, creating, and sharing become expressions of one unified field of consciousness. Abundance is no longer understood by possessions, but as the flourishing of all.

The movement towards our new Earth is not a rejection of three-dimensional life. It is the integration of its lessons and a conscious choice in the way personal power, values, and shared wellbeing are understood. Humanity is learning that wealth does not represent inner abundance, and that material limitation does not signify spiritual lack.

Manifestation on our new Earth - On New Earth describes a reality in which essential needs are met directly, and existence is no longer filtered through currency. As here, we live through our light-bodies every need is manifested instantaneously through the power of consciousness. Dignity is inherent, and access is no longer purchased.

When humanity collectively recognises that every being is connected, systems based upon artificial scarcity lose their authority. Resources are generated, received, and shared through conscious participation rather than controlled through financial possession. The movement is from enforced dependence to creative cooperation. As consciousness creates form, when we really get to understand this, the structures of finance will become redundant.

In this reality, desire is not governed by fear of lack. It arises through alignment with consciousness itself. Thought, intention, and conscious action bring form into being, while the collective field ensures that no one goes without. Abundance is not the accumulation of excess by a few; it is the natural condition that appears when consciousness is no longer organised around separation.

Money becomes defunct because its original function is fulfilled by a higher understanding of exchange. When consciousness directly creates and distributes what is needed, currency is no longer required to determine who receives support. Life is not priced. Existence is not earned. Participation is not bought.

This does not replace one hierarchy with another. It dissolves the assumption that survival requires permanent financial dependence. The old pyramid gives way to a living field in which value moves throughout the whole structure rather than remaining concentrated at the top. Each person contributes through their presence, creativity, wisdom, compassion, labour, and intention. Each person receives because each person belongs.

The central movement is from lack to abundance, from external measurement to inner value, and from competition to conscious participation. It is a transition from the belief that money creates security to the understanding that consciousness creates form. As humanity remembers its unity, the conditions of life reflect thais.

Abundance is therefore not found in money. It is found in the consciousness that generates, recognises, receives, and shares all that is needed. The promise of the new Earth is simple: no one is excluded from life, no one is abandoned to deprivation, and no one goes without. As the old structures of monetary dependence become unnecessary, humanity enters a reality shaped by connection, sufficiency, and the creative power of awakened consciousness.

Power prompts: Three for a girl

Where is corporation greed overriding my sovereignty and good news about a financial gain or income stream.

Affirmation: I AM the creator of my reality and choose to live abundantly.

Signposts: Number: 36 – Letter: J - Time frame: 18 weeks.

Element: Earth: Taurus, Virgo, Capricorn.