Do you have as much money as you'd like coming in? Are you surrounded by abundance? Does your whole financial life sing and soar?
No?
Well, maybe you need to attend to some spiritual principles. Whether you agree or not, you are subject to the same spiritual laws as everyone else. When you align with those laws, your financial life will prosper. If you don't follow those laws, whether your being out of alignment is conscious or accidental, then your financial blessings are blocked.
So what are these spiritual laws? There are four big ones according to Edwene Gaines, author of The Four Spiritual Laws of Prosperity:
1. Tithing
2. Forgiveness
3. Passion
4. Planning
(If you search, you'll find a separate article on each topic, but
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It's giving 10% of any money you receive back to God. It was originally given in kind to support the priests at the temple, who were praying for the whole nation and everyone in it. With the rise of the Church, tithing became enforced by law to keep the church and its hierarchy going. These days, we tithe to the individuals or organizations who provide us with spiritual nourishment: those who help us learn about spirit, or remind us of who we are.
Why tithe? Firstly, because it's spiritual law. Secondly, because it tells the universe that you trust abundance is coming to you. Tithing opens the valve controlling the flow into your life. It's a way of giving thanks to God, and we all know that gratitude is a great way to encourage more and larger gifts. In my experience, steady tithing automatically brings an equally steady increase in the money flowing into my life. If a client doesn't have financial flow, tithing is the first thing I
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Most people don't get their assignments completed because they don't plan or follow through on their plans. The universe does everything with precision and order; the more we can do that also, the more easily and completely we create what we desire in our lives. Planning involves focusing on what you want, thinking about it, talking about it, feeling your way into it, imagining the presence of that goal in your life, and leaning into the results of that goal.
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relevant to life, such as do not kill and do not steal. The bible also
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