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Carriers of Paradise. Why It Ain't About The Money.

Dear Friend,

The late British comedian, Spike Milligan, said that when he was struggling with his finances, he would pray to God : " Dear God, I know money doesn't buy happiness but I would like to try and see for myself."

Which is a predicament anybody can be in with money - when you don't have enough of it, it seems like the solution to all of your problems.

But in our heart we probably know this is not true because in a survey, The Top 8 Things People Desperately Desire But Can't Seem To Attain, it wasn't just about the money.

The list of wants included:

Freedom
Peace
Joy
Fulfilment

All the things, in fact, that sit at the top of that famous diagram that your HR department may have wheeled out before in one of their presentations - Maslow's Hierarchy of Human Needs.

These are the Self-Actualisation / Self-Realisation needs; the need to fulfil your human potential.

As you daily express this aspiration with your kundalini meditation, there's a massive payback through a trickle down effect.

When your kundalini opens out your Sahasrara chakra at the crown of your head, a grace (vibes) flood in and flow down into your chakras.

When this happens repeatedly your chakras are nourished and project into every part of your lived experience, including your material relationship with money (Nabhi chakra).

Then a kind of a feeling of living in Utopia develops; a feeling of self-fulfilment. Scale that up over a large number of people and you are a carrier of that paradise for all that's been predicted. More below.

Also below: Why eating chickpeas is good for you; and, looking after your gut for your greater happiness.

Best wishes

P.
PS.
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"What do human beings seek? They seek peace and joy. They are not [really] seeking money. They are seeking money just to get peace and joy.
[But] Peace and joy are obtained on the support of dharma.
And the dharma is not one of outside but one of inside [in the stomach]."

December 22nd 1973, Nagpur (India).

"What can I do about my quick temper and irritation. This is happening at home and at work. All someone has to do to trigger me is to make any remark about anything I'm doing and I take it as a criticism and immediately go on the defensive?"

In Reply:

It's likely due to a 'hot liver' . The hot liver may be diet-related eg. excessive coffee or red meat; or it may be constitution (body-type) - related ie. Pitta (fire) in Ayurveda or 'right-sided' in Sahaja Yoga.

Two remedies for 'hot liver' are: