The Metaphysics of Money

[BlackHatCoiner]

I have this theory that if metaphysics is real -- which I believe it is -- money is what binds reality to the metaphysical.

Money isn't just "money." It carries karmic properties.

If you earn good money by helping people, you genuinely enjoy both the life and the wealth you've built. If you make bad or "easy" money, you're going to regret it one way or another.

I've never met a person with a strong work ethic -- someone who works relentlessly, gets paid well, and serves a lot of people -- who regrets the path they took in life.

On the contrary, only those who made their money through shady means seem to carry an internal regret. You see it in drug dealers, OnlyFans models, porn stars, gamblers and traders who made insane amounts of money without real effort, or billionaire bankers who conspired and funded wars to get where they are. It's as though the easy money these people made came with a moral repercussion built into it.

I honestly don't envy a single billionaire who is in the Epstein list. Is it worth selling your soul for an abundance of material goods?

Helping people and charging them for your services is truly the only way to enjoy your life and your money. Any attempt to remove the work from the equation distorts the laws of the Universe.

That's my belief.

[Joy_learns_crypto]

I have this theory that if metaphysics is real -- which I believe it is -- money is what binds reality to the metaphysical.


If you earn good money by helping people, you genuinely enjoy both the life and the wealth you've built. If you make bad or "easy" money, you're going to regret it one way or another.

People will say you not correct in this, they will believe that they should make all kind of money and if the bad money come they will enjoy it, if you are rich and you tell them this they will think as a rich man you don’t want them to get rich.
The truth is that you will enjoy your money on how you made it, rich people who made bad money may get what money can buy but may not enjoy it or their lives like a man who made less money but good money and enough money.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

On the contrary, only those who made their money through shady means seem to carry an internal regret. You see it in drug dealers, OnlyFans models, porn stars, gamblers and traders who made insane amounts of money without real effort, or billionaire bankers who conspired and funded wars to get where they are. It's as though the easy money these people made came with a moral repercussion built into it.

If it's regret for their actions, it's true that they sometimes harm many parties, but I see many cases of corruptors who never regret their actions and even feel no remorse after doing them. Some of the cases you mentioned are now occurring in many countries, but when it comes to whether they regret their activities, perhaps only a small number feel remorse and the rest act as if nothing happened. Who would be proud of having a lot of money if it's directly related to the cases on Epstein's list? Frankly, they are immoral and hardly exemplary. Money can sometimes blind a person's conscience because sometimes they cheat just to achieve group and individual desires. I believe that in the end what we are looking for is just comfort and a normal life with our families without the fear of being burdened by sins or mistakes in the past.

[Churchillvv]

But the chaotic money or bad money is the power money, most of the people who have made this bad money ends up being the people in control of the economy or what the legit money makes do, this makes me wonder if bad money is power itself.

However, I don’t know much about anyone regretting their wealth because they made it from Tempe bad way but from what we know karma for it will definitely lead them to rethinking their actions and maybe regret then, so legit money is the peace of mind money but if you know you can still handle the other part it’s wilder open than the legit side.

[Hypnotizer]

That’s kinda real..

Basically, we see lots of ‘Unhappy rich people’ here and there saying “Money can’t buy happiness” and I think they actually thought Money is all they needed to live that happy life and that’s why they just find the money whether clean or dirty….they do later realize they were wrong though and that’s when the regrets will start coming..

Is it worth selling your soul for an abundance of material goods?

What for? For wealth and materials you would d*e and leave on earth? I don’t think so..

[Kiddo15]

I have this theory that if metaphysics is real -- which I believe it is -- money is what binds reality to the metaphysical.

Money isn't just "money." It carries karmic properties.

I doubt if money binds reality to the metaphysical, Money is the creation of man, it seen as exchange for value in the physical realm, metaphysical deals with the supernatural and mostly things done in the spiritual realm, metaphysical are basically things beyond our control because it is a different system out of the physical realm, we really don't know what's happening on the other side, so we cannot Marry the both realm together especially with money, as exchange for value over there might totally be different from what we have here.

[DeFi Better]

This OP post deserves merit IMO, hopefully people who can will give you some. One thing I would add to your contrast between good and bad income is a famous old quote "Choose a job you love, and you will never work a day in your life." You don't always have to work hard, and I do agree helping others adds great karma to your earnings.

I have this theory that if metaphysics is real -- which I believe it is -- money is what binds reality to the metaphysical.

Money isn't just "money." It carries karmic properties.

If you earn good money by helping people, you genuinely enjoy both the life and the wealth you've built. If you make bad or "easy" money, you're going to regret it one way or another.

I've never met a person with a strong work ethic -- someone who works relentlessly, gets paid well, and serves a lot of people -- who regrets the path they took in life.

On the contrary, only those who made their money through shady means seem to carry an internal regret. You see it in drug dealers, OnlyFans models, porn stars, gamblers and traders who made insane amounts of money without real effort, or billionaire bankers who conspired and funded wars to get where they are. It's as though the easy money these people made came with a moral repercussion built into it.

I honestly don't envy a single billionaire who is in the Epstein list. Is it worth selling your soul for an abundance of material goods?

Helping people and charging them for your services is truly the only way to enjoy your life and your money. Any attempt to remove the work from the equation distorts the laws of the Universe.

That's my belief.

[viljy]

If you're interested in this topic, there's a lot written about it in religious literature. The esoteric literature also talks about this. This is accompanied only by moral consequences in this world and not for everyone, but other consequences await in another world (worlds) after the transition (death). So those who are at least morally repentant now because of their actions (fraud, deception) will be in a better position there. By the way, I recently read a little-known book "Rose of the World" by Daniil Andreev, and even there it says the same thing. Although this book is very different from the well-known esotericism.