How to build healthy relationship with Money | Mitesh Khatri Explains

31 Oct 2024 · 1 min

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In this short spoken segment, Paridhi Dhingra (presenting on behalf of Mitesh Khatri) frames money as a "living energy" that responds to the emotions and attitudes of the person seeking it. She argues that discomfort in asking for money stems from an internal belief that earning or requesting money is wrong, which in turn repels money. By shifting one’s mindset to feel comfortable and treating money with the same unconditional love and respect one gives to a mother—specifically invoking the Indian goddess Lakshmi as "Lakshmi Maa"—the speaker suggests that a stronger, more abundant relationship with money can be cultivated, especially during the auspicious time of Diwali.

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Money is a living energy. Because it's living energy, it can literally feel what we are saying. When you're asking people for some money, let's say आपने कुछ बेचा and you're asking for money, don't you feel uncomfortable? So that means in the way you act, you're uncomfortable about asking for money because somewhere you believe शायद पैसा कमाना गलत है. And money, like living energy, gets attracted to people who feel comfortable with money. So this Diwali, here is my request. Start treating money like your mother. If you could start feeling about money, treating money the way you treat your mother, imagine what kind of a relationship would you have with money? The kind of relationship that you have with your mother— unconditionally loving. No matter what happens between you and your mother, you always know that bond can never be broken. There is a reason why money in Indian mythology is called Lakshmi. And if you know what is the word after Lakshmi— Lakshmi Maa.