Money seeks people who steward it wisely and add value. Xavier Waterkeyn and Renée Garcia explain how to position yourself as a source of abundance by asking what you can give rather than focusing on lack, even if you're starting from nothing.
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We must all become our own stars. Yes. We must, we must all dedicate ourselves to somehow becoming a source. A rich, plentiful source of power through which higher consciousness can work. This is a fundamental message. If you're not getting what you want, asking yourself, what could I give? Yeah, it doesn't have to be money. Yeah, if you want money in your life, you might have a whole bunch of beliefs in you that say I can't have money, blah blah blah blah blah blah. Even if you remove all that, the higher way of thinking about money is this: the money— money is looking— here's, here's an idea. Just try it out as an idea. Money is looking for people who will spend it well. There's a whole bunch of other money that's probably looking for people who will spend it badly, right? As well. I do not for a moment doubt that there's a whole bunch of money out there that wants to spend itself on drug addiction and cocaine barons and drug smugglers and dealers that shoot themselves into— in jungles, destroy each other's lives and destroy people until they're There's a lot of money out there that's willing to channel its way towards that. However, there is also money out there that's looking for nice people to— Yes. To spend itself properly. Like, we come back— I'll go back to my house. My house is a small 100-year-old cottage. It will never be more than a small 100-year-old cottage, but there is somebody out there who wants that small 100-year-old cottage. I've grown beyond the small 100-year-old cottage. I was never living there anyway. She and I were never a totally good energetic match, but while I was custodian of that thing, I have improved her. I have maintained her. She is a better version of what she used to be than when I first acquired her. With, with the proper frailing, I will— I have added value and I will get that value returned. My hope for that house is it will find its new custodian will say, you are exactly what I need right now. And you can become what I want you to be. Love it. And it will work for them. I will then take that energy in the form of money and translate it to a new place and say, here I am. I'm the ideal custodian for a particular sort of habitation. I'm willing to give you my attention, my love, my power to maintain you and to nurture you and maybe expand you until you are a better version of what you are now. 'in exchange, you will provide for me blah blah blah, the shelter, the space, the thing.' When you grow up in poverty and you move 20 times, often because your parents have not paid their rent, you learn to value stability. You know, we come— but we're coming from a place we can't have to— we don't— we— if we don't getting what we want, ask yourself this: what could I give? Even if— what do I have an excess of that somebody else wants? What small gesture that doesn't cost me very much could create a big difference to somebody else? And that is true even of those of you who are in at rock bottom. Yes, even if you're at the absolute rock bottom, you're completely broke, uh, you're, you're your relationships are a shambles, your health is shot, if everything is going horribly, horribly wrong, perhaps then you are just simply going to have to offer yourself up as you are to somebody who needs to practice healing somebody. Exactly. That's even— and then you get it, and then you get the— and then you get the benefit. Just if for all of you, the millions of people watching this who are not in the best of places, just say God, higher self, higher consciousness, whatever. I am willing to be helped. I am willing to open up myself up to somebody who is looking for somebody to practice healing on. Even in the midst of incredible negativity, you have something to offer because there are people in the world who want to experience themselves as healers.
