Tangible wealth gives you many options for choice and can be a lot of fun. That’s pretty obvious. And when it’s around it can provide a big, sigh of relief.
Yet, it turns out, tangible and intangible wealth are not opposing forces of abundance.
Sure, you might have one or the other.
You could have neither.
You might have both.
In terms of tangible wealth if you have it, it’s easier to see.
Intangible wealth is invisible and priceless and it’s up to you to know you have it and how much it matters.
If it is indeed there, but you don’t see it or acknowledge its true worth, you will have lost a great fortune.
A fortune money can’t buy.
A fortune people wish they could buy.
And although you can’t touch it, it’s very real; you can feel it.
So, it’s up to you to know that you are wealthy in the intangible ways.
If you are waiting for other people to notice, you may be waiting a very long time.
In my life, I have disrespected money.
I have mismanaged money.
I have inherited.
I’ve been disinherited.
At times, I’ve been scared of money.
Those days are now behind me.
I now respect money.
I know how to save money.
I also know how to enjoy my money.
I’m also really aware of what money can and cannot do for me.
And I delight in the recognition of the intangible wealth that is overflowing in my life.
The invisible goodness…
the peace in my home…
the love that surrounds me…
the health in my body, mind and spirit…
the friendships and the partnerships I thrive within…
the resilient courage of my soul…
my connection to The Universe,
and the ways I use my gifts to serve others.
That is my impressive portfolio.
I am quite a wealthy person and clearly so are you.
It’s good to see you here.
If you have earned or are earning this Soul Success Medal for Humanity, please place your hand on your heart and claim it for yourself.
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