The Metaphysics of Money

[Btcdeybodi]

This is just like the philosophy --- law of attraction. If you earn your money by genuine hard work, you will attract genuine people to yourself and if you also earn money through dubious means, you also gonna attract dubious people. I have seen a scammer being scammed by his group of scammers. Money that is made through shady means do not give peace of mind but the one who is diligent in his business lives a happy and peaceful life because nobody will question the source of your wealth since they know you are a genuine worker. There is dignity in labor and joy when your service is being needed by many persons or organizations and you are paid.

[Joeboy]

Hmmm there may be some truth in what the you say OP... From my observation so far I have got to dizcover that folks who earn money by doing honest and legal things tend to enjoy the rewards of that wealth without having to worry about any kind of negative consequences.. The money may be small though but still they tend to enjoy it with their family knowing fully well that it came out of their own hardwork.. But as for those that make money dishonestly, they often then to end up dealing with problems/consequences later on..

I know there still may be doubt from others/ rather differing opinions on this, but for those that still doubt the OP, my recommendations to you is to go and watch this movie- Wolf of Wall Street (2013)..

[Stormisover]

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.

One thing is that while there are those who may feel the regrets over their actions while making their money in the bad ways there are so many out there who doesn't give a fuck about regrets, they have no conscience, the time and the good life they are having is enough for them regardless of how it was made and how they are enjoying it, to add to what you say about rich people who made bad money, they may likely not have the same level of freedom in their quiet time compared to a man who made less money but good money.

[WaySummit]

Charity is good. I believe that when you distribute a portion of money earned through honest means to improve lives and make people happy, you receive many times that amount back.

[virasog]

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.

If you want to earn more money, then you need to help others with money and the money will come back to you. Many people think that accumulating money will give them more wealth, which is not the reality.

In fact, the more you spend money, the more you give money in charity, the more money will come back to you and you may not even think of the sources from where the money is coming to you. This is the hidden philosophy of people, and you won't see this opinion widely held, but it is the real metaphysics of money.

[Richbased]

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.

One thing is that while there are those who may feel the regrets over their actions while making their money in the bad ways there are so many out there who doesn't give a fuck about regrets, they have no conscience, the time and the good life they are having is enough for them regardless of how it was made and how they are enjoying it, to add to what you say about rich people who made bad money, they may likely not have the same level of freedom in their quiet time compared to a man who made less money but good money.

What do you guys mean by ''bad money'', it's not a right term to use, you can just say those who made their money through illegal means (you can as well tag them as criminals), it sounds more better that way. However, there is no peace for the wicked and just like you said, they may appear happy in the eyes of the public but in their private moments, they ain't really happy. I blame the government because they are not enforcing the laws of criminality and no strict punishments on offenders.

Bribery and corruption has aided to the high quest to make money through illegal means. Most of those authorities that are in-charge of criminal offences do take bribes from them thereby encouraging those illicit acts and by so doing that is how they are seeing it as something that is normal and when other people discovers, they also follow same process of bribery in order to make their way.

[Rain1620]

If we should assume that one’s life is like a house and money is the materials used for the building, if your money is earned right then you’re building with solid stones and bricks. But if you’re means of earning is questionable then you’re building with just sands. Though it may look strong and luxurious outside but inside you’ll live fearing the rain and even the wind bacause you know the foundation isn’t strong.

Money doesn’t really change a person, but will make them more of who they already are. When you serve others wholehearted, wealth allows you to serve somewhere higher, but if one takes advantage of people just to ascertain wealth, you may get to a point where your guilt counter‘s your ego, and your questionable habits will be louder than ever and sometimes becomes immutable.

In every quick money is a hidden tax that no one talks about. When your money is earned through service and honesty, peace of mind comes as a free souvenir but when you take a questionable shortcut, you might end up paying restlessness and anxiety as a prize. no smooth bedsheet nor pillowcase can appease the mind that won’t shut up about your questionable actions or decisions.
One reason why relentless workers never regrets their path it’s because they’ve nurtured the capability of handling Success. when work leaves the equation, the prize may come, but without growth , just like winning a marathon by taking an alternative route, you may win the prize, but you don’t have the pride of a runner.

[dezoel]

This is just like the philosophy --- law of attraction. If you earn your money by genuine hard work, you will attract genuine people to yourself and if you also earn money through dubious means, you also gonna attract dubious people. I have seen a scammer being scammed by his group of scammers. Money that is made through shady means do not give peace of mind but the one who is diligent in his business lives a happy and peaceful life because nobody will question the source of your wealth since they know you are a genuine worker. There is dignity in labor and joy when your service is being needed by many persons or organizations and you are paid.

You are the sum of your surroundings basically. If you grow up in a poor place, it's harder to get rich, if you grow up around rich people, even if you are not rich yourself, you can become one.

If you hang out with 10 idiots everyday, you will become an idiot, if you walk around with 10 smart people, eventually you will learn enough to become smart yourself. Obviously there are cases where one can become an exception, nobody denies that, but that is the general situation we see most commonly.

[slapper]

I don't think it is karmic. I really don't. I think it's just you've been living a contradiction long enough. Like eventually your mind catches up. And when it does it doesn't forgive you on the basis that you're rich now.

The hard worker that sleeps fine at night isn't rewarded cosmically. They just don't have debt in their head. Psychological honesty is the cheapest way to live that can be had, and almost nobody chooses it.

You're throwing OnlyFans models and day traders in the same breath with war funding billionaires. And I think that's a serious conflating. A person selling their own body or their own risk capital isn't doing what an Epstein adjacent billionaire is doing and flattening them into the same moral category feels. I don't know, sloppy?

Effort is not visible. That's the thing. We want to know what the cost of producing the money is and we don't understand it hence we call it easy money.

The Epstein point though. But those people didn't lose their soul in exchange for money. They traded it for power. Money was only the instrument. 

Guilt only manifests itself when there's some conscience left to feel it. Some people never feel it. Scarier than any karmic punishment.

[Ultegra134]

You are the sum of your surroundings basically. If you grow up in a poor place, it's harder to get rich, if you grow up around rich people, even if you are not rich yourself, you can become one.

If you hang out with 10 idiots everyday, you will become an idiot, if you walk around with 10 smart people, eventually you will learn enough to become smart yourself. Obviously there are cases where one can become an exception, nobody denies that, but that is the general situation we see most commonly.

This is actually true and also shows the importance of connections, you might be smart, but without knowing the right people, you may lose several opportunities. At the end of the day, more often than not, those who knows someone of importance can be of tremendous help. As for what the OP said, I beg to differ, I believe we're seeing numerous examples of people who have "generated" their wealth through "evil" ways, living their life to the fullest while continuing this vicious cycle for their whole family (wealthy family, wealthy kids and so on.). Thus, I don't believe in such "karmic" properties, if I want to do good, I'll do it without thinking that me doing good deeds will "someday" positively return to me.

[Cryptomultiplier]

Money has working principles and whether the good or bad or ugly gets lots of it through whatever means they can by applying these basic principles, what has conscience got to do with it?
The only thing I find as a reward for illegal money from blood sacrifice or drugs dealers or porn actors or thieves and cheaters or those who earn their wealth from jobs they hate but do well at, is that they may find it hard to die well when old age catches up with them.
Some don't even live that long to be sincere and those who do, always live in a gory state of pain and sadness and regret and always have a story to tell to the younger ones on how to avoid the path they choose.

I believe money,  just like the biblical fruit of your labour, is a reward for any kind of job well done or executed very well with prestine and some level of professionalism, hence why it pays well.

[EluguHcman]

Some members will still read this texts message and just hiss over it because the nature of the karma judgement when it silently take it place does not put remorse to their hearts where they never believed in humanity instead, they sells their conscience over ignorance while those with the understanding that life here is glorified with the accountabilities of how they had helped and changed others life for good.

Looking out to the radiations of this karma, you get in returns of what you gave out or how you treated others. Indeed nature always how to pay and collect it debts. This is absolutely not illusions. Humanity also pays too good.