In my own family of origin, I have seen this dynamic time and time again: even though my Dad has been an incredibly talented, ambitious, and hardworking man long before he’d met my Mum, always in love and married to his work, whenever he would face challenges or new endeavours in his career with a shade of self-doubt, my Mum would always reassure him by literally saying:
“I believe in you. You’ll think of something. You’ll figure something out. Who else if not you?”Here’s another thing to bear in mind, which has been lost in the modern-day society, it seems:
money has the feminine energy, which means that when money comes to a man, unless he returns the favour to the feminine by taking care and spending on his woman, money will not come again (and no, dear gents, this is a not a threat but a warning). And by being charitable and sharing their wealth with society, men give back to Mother Earth. But this recipe will not work unless it is done with joy and pure intentions, without expectations (“
do good and throw it in the water”). So, to sum up, the more a man spends on his woman and does it happily, the more money he’ll make.
By the way, we cover a similar concept in level 3 of the Numerical Psychology workshop.
Here’s a snippet of it.“And what if I am currently single and don’t have a partner?” you may ask. Well, for ladies, imagine that the Creator/Universe is your man, taking care of you and treating you like the queen that you are. And if you are a man, then by giving back to society, you are treating Mother Earth and, in doing so, thanking the feminine.
And if you do have a partner, make sure that whatever money you both make is spent according to the natural premise of the masculine and feminine: the masculine provides and covers the basics (housing, utilities, food, etc.), while the feminine takes care of indulgence and luxury (travel, home decor, fine dining, etc.).
What do you think about this? Does it trigger you?