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PHILOSOPHY
The purpose of philosophy is to study and describe thought and to create generally applicable ideas that will enable us to increase the quality of our lives. Philosophy with any other purpose is tryranical dogmaticism.
The obvious place to begin a philosophical discussion is with the physical universe… One of the properties of the physical universe is that it does not have the power to create itself. Another property of the physical universe is that it is orderly. The physical universe is created out of your thoughts.
PROSPERITY CONCIOUSNESS
Psychologists have found that as many as six repetitions of an idea are necessary before new information becomes a part of a person’s conciousness.
Prosperity conciousness is the ability to function effortlessly and conveniently in the physical world, having money or not.
Negative ideas about survival and dependency are the ones that tend to hold money problems in place.
People with a prosperity conciousness know that money is one of the least important things in life. Costant worry does little to improve your cash flow.
The thoughts that cause people the most trouble are the ones that are connected with survival or with security. The tendency is to cling to even negative thoughts that you think are necessary for your survival.
The repetitive impact of affirmations on your consciousness enable you to uncover and free yourself from negative repetitive thoughts.
MYTHS OF MONEY
The most popular myth that I have identified is that hard work is the causative factor that produces wealth; that earning money is an inherently unpleasant activity.
Other common myths about money are:
…that it is not right to enjoy yourself and get paid for it.
…that the right occupation is the key to financial success.
…that education will ensure your financial success.
…that there is not enough to go around; that the more you have, the less there is for everyone else, so that it is better to be poor and righteous than rich and evil.
…that money can cure poverty.
THE FOUR LAWS OF WEALTH
THE EARNING LAW: All human wealth is created by the human mind.
THE SPENDING LAW: The value of money is determined by the buyer and the seller in every transaction.
THE SAVING LAW: The accumulation of a surplus from your income.
THE INVESTING LAW: Spending your capital in your name for the purpose of increasing your income.