Brian Johnson (Heroic Wisdom Daily) presents a brief spoken synopsis and endorsement of Eric Butterworth's Spiritual Economics. He reframes wealth as a spiritual condition: abundance is an omnipresent "substance," prosperity is an attitude and posture of inner expectation, visualization and belief are creative spiritual laws, and gratitude plus giving activate a circulating flow of prosperity. The episode is both explanatory and invitational, encouraging listeners to shift thought and giving to align with abundance.
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Hi, this is Brian. Welcome back to Heroic Wisdom Daily. Today's book Spiritual Economics the Principles and Process of True Prosperity by Eric Butterworth. A spiritual reframe of wealth that urges you to shift from striving for riches to aligning with a deeper consciousness of abundance. Now I love Eric Butterworth. One of Maya Angelou's spiritual mentors, Oprah Winfrey says he wrote one of her favorite books. Check it out. Reframed my entire relationships to economics, spiritual Economics. Here's your one minute summary. Substance is everywhere. God substance or infinite creative flow is present at every point in space and time. You are not separate from abundance, you are immersed in it. Prosperity is an attitude, not an accumulation. Prosperity comes from the word going forward. Hopefully it a posture of inner expectation, not just external acquisition. Your fortune begins with you. You are a unique expression of the divine. Abundance doesn't come to you, it flows through you when your consciousness is aligned. Visualization is spiritual law. What you deeply feel and imagine sets the conditions for what you attract. Belief is creative. Seeing is becoming gratitude, giving and flow. Gratitude opens your awareness to the abundance you already have. Giving out of that awareness activates the flow. Prosperity circulates when you become a channel, not a container. You're not chasing supply, you're tuning into it. So what shift in your thoughts, belief or giving could open the flow more fully for you today? Again, check out this book, one of my all time favorites. Love Eric Butterworth. Hope you enjoy.
