Will I Be Happy When I Have More Money?

How does money serve you? Do you work to live or do you live to work? Is money just a means to an end or is it your identity?

Many times money protects a person like a suit of armor. It can be a safety shield from the world, providing a time out from life’s trials bringing you time to enjoy the fruits of your labors. It can provide you with time to reflect on your life, to change something or everything. You can show off and blow through all of it, or become a miser and close off everything and everyone around you. You can be selfish or philanthropic with it. With it, you can become arrogant and think you are better than everyone around you or become humble and give it away selflessly. You can even rent friends with it for awhile and in your own mind think you are loved even though you don’t feel loved.

Money has a great deal of power in society. Money provides power and options. It allows you to experience life without limits and discover who you are at that particular time in your life. Anyone who has or has had financial freedom experienced the true meaning of what money really offers. Money allows you to learn about yourself, free you from external oppressions, and discover new places and things. It gives you the freedom of finally having the stuff you thought was important only to find out that things don’t bring happiness no matter how much you pay for them.

Money can be a great thing to have when you need it and a burden if you have too much of it. It affords you opportunities you may have missed out on. Opportunities to share and make the world a better place. If you can manage to have it and gain all the lessons that it provides, you will have lived a life most never experience.

By the fact that money has had such great power in our lifetimes some of the greatest understandings will be achieved though the lessons that money can provide.

Money offers a great opportunity to evolve – discovering your own power as well as your insecurities about it. Money is not good or bad, it is your relationship to it and how you use it as a tool. And it doesn’t take much money to learn from it. Sure, if you have a lot of it, then maybe you can help more people while you are here and leave the world a better place. If you do a good job with your money, people will remember you for the good person you were. If you don’t do a good job with it, people will just remember how much money your had.

Life and money are funny. Only by giving are you able to receive more than you already have.

Ray Holley & Linda Deir, Intuitive Medium Team and managers of Channeled Readings, LLC

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