MARGARET M. LYNCH / SEVEN LEVELS OF WEALTH

THE SEVEN LEVELS OF WEALTH

After a very brief internal debate, I purchased a course given by Margaret M. Lynch [link here]. The contents is inspired by her work with Rhys Thomas [link here]/ It is a combination of CD’s, DVD’s, a manual, plus 5  Webinars. All have been insightful for both me and my husband on several levels.

The course is based on the Chakra System [link here] and how the Chakras effect, and are effected by, our physical, emotional and spiritual well being and the repercussions on our FINANCES / MONEY.

The links above will more fully explain the contents of the course and its design, but here are some insights that the course has brought to light for me:

How safe we feel in the world has to do with our ability to enjoy what we have. Just gathering material wealth does not make us feel wealthy or safe. What is wealth? How and when do we begin to define wealth?  What it is we deserve and what it will look like? I think these are questions most people do not ask themselves.

How we think about wealthy people effects our feelings about being wealthy. If we think wealthy people are heinous, selfish individuals, how will that effect us,  even considering, joining their ranks?  Carol Tuttle [link here], is another EFT practitioner that covers this line of questioning in her work around money and the Chakras. I really like her approach, as well as Margaret Lynch.

What we think  of others, in the critical sense, is more about us then them. OUCH!

What we think others are thinking about us is PRIMARILY a window into what we  think about ourselves. BINGO!

The SEVEN LEVELS OF WEALTH, because it is  based on the Chakra System,  explains how the condition of the first Chakra indicates the way we perceive the world which is very, very eye opening. How the three  lower Chakras DEEPLY effect the upper Chakras is  something that could make complete sense to those who are newbies to the Chakra System and those who are are more familiar with traditional Yoga Philosophy.

I truly appreciate this course for exposing the everyday blocks that we come upon while living. Helping to make clear the misunderstood beliefs many of us share around money, and how we determine what we ultimately have through our own, often unconscious. beliefs received from our families and society. This course  can help us to develope some very needed compassion toward those we received those beliefs from, so we can move forward with a much lighter heart.

notyourrawmama

ON WRITING A BLOG and EFT

I am finding that writing a blog can be a very confrontational process. It is causing me to observe how my thought process works in a much deeper way. Who am I and what is important to me? Why can’t I say something that does not make sense to everyone who reads it. So what if I piss people off?

One of issues that comes up for me around writing this blog:

Why would anyone listen to me?  These thoughts have me question how I feel about others who step out and own their voice and power. EFT [Emotional Freedom Technique] teachers Jessica Ortner  and Carol Tuttle brought this idea to mind during the 2011 Tapping Summit [link here]. Much of that Summit  made it clear how our thoughts about others effect us very personally. An example is disliking wealthy people and the subconscious fear that keeps us from attaining wealth due to not wanting others to feel that disdain for us. BTW, the definition for wealth is relative.

When I was 14 I asked my ballet teacher at the time, Irene Fokine [link here], a really tough talking, cigarette smoking, task master kind of  individual,  if she thought I had the talent to be a professional dancer. Her answer is one that I have never forgotten: ” If you have to ask, don’t bother trying”. Not the kindest words to speak to an impressionable adolescent, but over the years has helped me cut to the chase in making decisions.

Recognizing that I do not completely know who I am is one of the scariest and best thing that has ever happened to me.

notyourrawmama