21 January 2022
The matter of wealth and poverty comes to the foreground for many people. Why? Because the ordinary consciousness, the ego-personality always wants the best and seeks to make more money.
But people who are engaged in spiritual practice do not seek to gain money. They seek to gain knowledge, oneness – this powerful force that attracts well-being. Meaning, a person who is on the path of spiritual realisation is seeking the Ultimate Goal, the Ultimate Goodness. A person strives for self-development which allows them to apply the acquired knowledge and achieve success.
People can be short of money because they are reluctant to better themselves. However, there are people who practise self-development and yet lack money. It has something to do with astrology, their karmic activities, and, of course, their wrong attitude to money.
We often hear a phrase ‘a spiritual person.’ But there also exists a misconception that ‘a spiritual person is a poor one.’ That is, a person must choose between spiritual growth and material pursuits. There is a gap in many people’s minds between the spiritual and material worlds.
But this is also a misconception, because in reality there is no spirituality separate from material life.
Sometimes I hear people say that one must give up everything and not set material goals in order to practise spirituality. Or, if they need to make money, they must abandon spiritual practice and move to the material world. But it’s at odds with their outlook on life.
However, there are no problems or contradictions here – there is a misunderstanding of what spiritual practice really is.
Master Imram
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