Money and religion, church, faith
Identifying the historical relationship between the religious community and the level of development of the money system, the relationship of the institution of money with the religious social institution. Establishing the basic and universal patterns of operation of the Money field, defining karmic and other cause-and-effect relationships, creating the philosophical stone of the 21st century – the scientific formula for Money.
- The energetic nature of money
- What is the money aggregor?
- The historical relationship between the religious community and the level of development of the monetary system
The energetic nature of money is the concept that money has not only a material value, but also an energetic value. This energy can have different characteristics (purity, brightness, attractiveness, etc.).
The theory behind the energetic nature of money is that we can attract more money if we have energetic compatibility with it. If our emotions and conscience are tuned to attract money then we create a corresponding energetic aura that attracts money to us.
There is also the theory that money can store energy, especially when it is used for good purposes. If we use money to support charity, develop our talents, or get an education, then we are putting our energy into the money and creating a favourable energetic aura around us.
It should also be noted that our energy and connection to money can be disrupted if we experience negative emotions related to money (fear, envy, greed, etc.). These emotions can create a negative energetic aura around us and prevent us from attracting money.
All in all, the theory of the energetic nature of money suggests that we see money not only as a material object, but as an energetic entity that can be used to achieve goals and attract wealth in our lives.
Ways to achieve energetic compatibility with money:
Get rid of negative emotions. If you are experiencing fear, envy, greed or other negative emotions related to money, try to become aware of them and overcome them. These emotions can create a negative energy aura around you and hinder the attraction of money. Try to replace negative emotions with more positive ones, such as being grateful for having money and being able to share it with others.
Set yourself up for abundance. If you tune in to have wealth and abundance in your life, you are creating a favourable energy aura that attracts money. Try visualising your life with an abundance of money and prosperity to create a positive energy aura around you.
Be grateful to have money. Gratitude is a powerful way to create a positive energy aura around you. Try to express gratitude for the money you have, for all the benefits it brings to your life. Be grateful for all the opportunities that money brings to you.
Use money for good purposes. When you invest money in charity, your talents or education, you create a favourable energy aura. Try to use the money for purposes that align with your values and help you grow and develop.
Work on your personal growth. When you grow and develop as a person you create a positive energy aura around you. Work on your skills, talents and personal development to become more energetically compatible with money. The more you develop your skills and qualities, the more you can invest your energy in money, attracting it to you.
Strive for financial independence. When you become financially independent you create a positive energy aura around yourself and attract more money to you. Develop your financial skills, get involved in investment projects.
Talk to people who have a positive attitude towards money. In the process of communicating with them you can learn a lot of useful money management tips.
So energy compatibility with money depends on how we relate to it, how we use it and how we ourselves evolve as individuals. If we strive for growth and development, tune into abundance and give thanks for what we already have, we can become energetically more compatible with money.
What is a money aggregor?
A money egregore is a concept used in esoteric philosophy and means the collective consciousness associated with money.
The concept is that money has not only a material value, but also an energetic essence that forms an egregore – a set of thoughts and emotions associated with money.
The egregore of money includes not only material value, but also the socio-cultural aspects associated with consumer society, exchange, wealth and power. It is formed through our thoughts, emotions, actions and interactions with others related to money. The egregore, in turn, influences our intentions, actions and relationships with money.
Our attitude towards money, according to this concept, as well as our actions and motivation form the money egregore, which can be positive or negative. If we treat money with respect and responsibility money egregore will be positive and will help us to reach our goals. If we treat money with greed and selfishness then the money aggregor will be negative, it will attract negative events and problems to us.
Even though the concept of money aggregor has no scientific proof and is rather related to esotericism, some people believe in its existence and use it to manage their finances.
If you are interested in the concept of the money aggregor, the following books may be useful to you:
“Money Magnetism” by Jerry Hicks and Esther Hicks. This book will help you understand how to use the laws of attraction to attract money into your life.
“Money consciousness” by T. Harv Ecker. In this book, the author offers practical tips and exercises to change your mindset and improve your relationship with money.
“The Money Code” by Rami Blaik. In this book, the author explores the relationship between financial well-being and personality traits: self-confidence, perseverance and determination.
“Secrets of Money Magnetism” by Joe Vitale. The author suggests using practices based on the laws of attraction and positive thought to attract money into your life.
“The Money Matrix” by Richard Collins. The author explores the connection between money thinking and business success, and offers strategies for creating a successful financial matrix.
In the Russian-language field there are the following works:
“The Money Egregore: The Technology of Attracting Wealth” by Grigoriy Grabovoy. The author investigates the nature of the money aggregor and offers methods for creating your own money aggregor.
“Money Egregore: Spiritual Technologies of Money Management” by Larissa Rusakova. The author describes how to use spiritual technologies to control the money aggregor and attract money in your life.
“The Energy of Money: Creating and Managing Money Flow” by Andrei Shchetinin. The author explores the energetic nature of money and offers methods for managing money flow.
These books contribute to an understanding of the nature of the money aggregor and provide advice on how to create and use it.
The historical relationship between the religious community and the level of development of the monetary system
The historical relationship between the religious community and the level of development of the monetary system is quite complex and varied. Religious beliefs and practices have often influenced the formation and development of economic systems, including monetary systems.
In the ancient societies of Egypt, Babylonia and India, religion played an important role in the economy. In ancient Egypt, for example, religious rituals and sacrifices were an important source of income for temples, which led to the development of financial management and money storage.
In India, where Hinduism is the main religion, a system known as “dharma” was developed to regulate the economic and social relationships between people.
With the development of Christianity and Islam in the Middle Ages, religion also had an impact on the economy. For example, the church in the Middle Ages was one of the largest land owners and this gave it considerable economic power. The teachings of the church led to the creation of banks and other financial institutions, which contributed to the development of the monetary system.
With the development of capitalism and industrialisation in the 19th century, religion became less influential in the economy. However, some religious communities (Amish, Mormons and Hasidim) established their own economic systems that were based on religious principles.
Today, religion continues to influence the economy in different parts of the world. For example, in the Muslim world, there is a system of Islamic finance that is based on Shariah principles and prohibits receiving interest on money lent.
Thus, religious practices and beliefs influence people’s attitudes to money and wealth, as well as the way resources are used and allocated.
Some religious provisions insist on charity and helping those in need, which leads to the development of public funds and other forms of social welfare. Other religious beliefs may discourage the development of a monetary system.
Some religious communities may set up their own economic systems and trading networks, which can limit links to outside markets and reduce economic development. On the other hand, such systems may provide protection and support for their members, which may increase their welfare and social status.
The relationship between the religious community and the level of development of the monetary system depends on many factors, including historical, cultural and economic conditions. It is important to consider all these factors when analysing the impact of religion on the economy and society as a whole.
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