I have just been reading the reversal of attraction report which was sent when I signed up for the teleseminar. I actually thought the collapse of the banks etc was a positive thing – am I wrong? Who says conspiracy ‘theories’ are an illusion? I call it healthy awareness and that most of the information in the media is actually the illusion. I would also be interested to know what you term superstition.

I feel very uncomfortable with the focus on creating more wealth in a world where many people live in dire poverty. If the money is to help their fellow man then that’s great! Where is the spiritual side of what is truly a spiritual law? Anyway I know that the divine order of things will sort out the state of the world – but I would be very happy to see the fall of the Fat Cats in the financial world! I don’t think I’m alone in that …..

Hi Helen,

Thanks for your comment. I agree on your comments where you say the mass media creates illusions for the masses. That is why I do not watch tv or read the news. I guide my life from within and above.

However, I would have to strongly disagree with your comments on wealth creation. I believe wealth is created when you add value to the world. Money is just the means to measure how much value you have added to others. So to avoid creating wealth is to avoid adding value to others and I think that is wrong.

Wealth is also abundant and unlimited. When you create more wealth you are in no way taking away from others. So there’s absolutely no reason to feel uncomfortable about it.

In fact, the wealthiest people in the world (financially speaking) are also the greatest givers in the world. Look at Bill Gates and Warren Buffet just to name the obvious.

Spiritually, our Creator has given to us the greatest of all gifts – free will. We can choose to create more wealth or otherwise. But personally, I see many references where He wants us to prosper. See – http://www.believers.org/believe/bel145.htm

Finally, I would not want to wish ill will on any one. Even the so called “Fat Cats” that you mentioned.

Understanding the Law of Attraction teaches us that this is a very dangerous practice. Do not celebrate in the fall of others.

The fall of the financial world will have many terrible implications for everyone else and if you think about it carefully – the so called “Fat Cats” will be the least affected compared with the rest of the world.

I would suggest you follow the advice from Charlie “Tremendous” Jones who says “What I want for myself, I want for everyone!”. And also Gandhi who advised us to “Be the change you want to see in the world”.

We should focus on creating more wealth by helping others, then spend that wealth in helping those who need it most.