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The Future of Money. Spending a Different Currency.

Dear Friend,

Gold is currently trading at £98.49 per gram and the price is likely to be driven higher by all the people who buy some gold at this time of Diwali; not as a store of monetary value, but because it symbolises having Lakshmi, the Goddess of Wealth, in your house.

Like Venus (Aphrodite) in Greek mythology, Lakshmi is said to have emerged out of the sea, which is where the first form of money, cowry shells, came from.

As we’ve moved away from ‘natural’ money in the form of cowry shells, through to man-made forms of money like gold (mining), coins and paper currency, to computer-made money or cryptocurrency, the original beneficent association of money with Lakshmi has been lost.

In the same week that one of the people attending the Chelsea weekly group meditation, showed me a cryptocurrency platform that they were developing for bankers at JP Morgan, Binance, the world’s largest crypto exchange had $6.3bn of cryptocurrency stolen from it by hackers.

It’s well-known that cryptocurrency is fuelling a whole range of different crimes, such as human trafficking, ransomware and money laundering, which are adding to social ills.

Lakshmi represents the opposite of this, especially at Diwali, the festival of lights, when her enriching and beautifying influence is said to express itself wherever she is honoured.

Within you, in your Nabhi chakra, Lakshmi is expressed through your generosity. The more generous you are, the more your Lakshmi grows.

This is not necessarily about how generous you are with your money, but how generous you are with your vibrations, which definitely grows by giving.

And the ways to give or spend your vibes, which is real currency, are numerous. More below.

Also below: why invest in a little gold at Diwali ; and, growing your Lakshmi with a mantra meditation.

Best wishes

PS.
Moon Calendar (at end) this coming week: Fri. 13th - Vinayaka Chaturthi (All’s well that ends well).

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Untarnished - What Happens When You Buy Gold at Diwali.

India’s cultural tradition of buying gold at Diwali is tied to the idea that gold is a form of Lakshmi, the goddess of wealth. By keeping even a small piece of gold, such as a gold coin, in your home, you’re inviting the personification of wealth, who is notoriously mobile, to remain with you. In yoga, gold has another significance. It is an untarnishable metal, and therefore symbolic of the state of human perfection that is the goal of yoga. Here’s where you can buy some Diwali-focused gold…Bring Forth .

Lotus Blossom - Awakening the 10 Forms of Lakshmi on Your Nabhi Chakra (a Meditation).

The beauty of yoga is that whatever you can work out within yourself, within your chakras, begins to manifest in some way in your outer life. This is especially true of your Nabhi chakra which is the pivotal point of your engagement with the external world and everything that is going on around you. Here’s a short guided meditation with mantras to empower the individual petals of your Nabhi...Spread Out .

Abundance - How You Can Spend It.

After your daily kundalini meditation session when the flow of vibes you feel in your Sahasrara is at its strongest, make good use of it. The most immediate way is to give something a bandhan, either for a problem to be solved, or friends and family members to be helped. If you do that regularly this is what could happen.…Find Source .

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“The more you use your vibrations, the more you’ll get. It’s a very nice cycle that is acting. As in the case of the sea where the water [vapour] rises to the Himalayas and comes back as the rivers. In the same way, manifold your vibrations will grow. You should always use your vibrations eg. by helping others, by giving to many things, to the plants, to anything. ”

December 29th 1991, Chalmala, Alibag (India)

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I practice Hatha yoga a few days a week and wanted to know how I could combine it with Sahaja yoga to get the best of both worlds?

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The definition of yoga, according to the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali, is ‘chitta vritti nirodh’ meaning the ‘restraint of the wandering attention’. This is what the ‘thoughtless awareness’ of Sahaja yoga achieves for you.

Since the goal of yoga is achieved through Sahaja yoga effortlessly, anything combined with it that involves effort, may be counter-productive.

However, there are three asanas that could benefit your chakras.

The first is Padmasana or any easier variation of it that helps you sit comfortably on the ground. This helps your mooladhara chakra and supports the rising of your kundalini.

The second is Paschimottanasana, the sitting forward bend pose, which can help your Nabhi chakra, if you have any stomach-related problems.

The third is Urdhva Hastasana, upward stretched hands pose, with a sahaj variation of looking up and palms facing upwards. This helps open your Vishuddhi chakra out , making it possible to feel more vibes on your hands.

Apart from these, there’s usually no need to do any physical yoga because your kundalini automatically works out your physical wellbeing. Your kundalini also works out the parts of you that Hatha yoga cannot reach, such as your mental, emotional and material wellbeing.

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