Question for a serious psychic: Finances?!
Question: I would like to know if i will ever get the FINANCIAL MIRACLE I have been praying for. Or will I have to struggle financially for the rest of my life. I know that faith without works is dead...so I work everyday. I'm also trying to start a business in my few spare hours.
Answers: I would like to know if i will ever get the FINANCIAL MIRACLE I have been praying for. Or will I have to struggle financially for the rest of my life. I know that faith without works is dead...so I work everyday. I'm also trying to start a business in my few spare hours.
I see a lot of struggling in your immediate future.
I see a problem with a car that will magnify your financial difficulties.
I see another car. Its red. It has wide tires. Sports car or something compact. Watch out for it.
You are never going to win the lottery, but you will come into some money in a few years. Don't squander it, it won't last you forever, even though it seems like a lot.
That is all I see.
If you actively seek money from unexpected and unusual sources, it will come. But beware -- there is often a hidden price. For example, to get the money to fix your car, an accident may occur in which you are the victim. The guilty party's insurance will pay for the repairs to your car, but the trauma of the accident will haunt you for a long time.
The process of personal growth and the process of transpersonal transformation start from the same place: where you "are" (or where you stand). They both have to begin with what you congenitally, socially, and individually are, and especially from what your mind is able to understand.
From the transpersonal point of view, whatever state of life you've reached, and whatever you possess (psychologically speaking), are there to be used in the best manner possible to fuel the fires of transformation. On the other hand, in a person-centered type of intuition, all this personal material is considered as a field of more or less undeveloped substance to be refined and interrelated, usually according to the prevailing sociocultural model or plan, in the building of a smoothly operating, loveable, and successful personality.
In both cases, your life provides the fundamental data that have to be considered, but after these data are understood, the focus of attention changes. Person-centered, humanism thinks of how best to help the harmonious development of your birth-potential along sociocultural lines; transpersonalism tries to evoke (for the individual eager for self-transcendence), the possibility of using every opportunity, every tension, every crisis as means to gradually overcome the inertia of your past, of social and mental habits and prejudices and, above all, the resistance of the "I" to changes that would undermine its centralizing and controlling authority.
In a person-centered type of interpretation, the process of change is given the basic meaning of the actualization of the innate potentialities, and every progression is seen as an opportunity for growth — easy or difficult as it may be — a transpersonal interpretation considers every step on the road as a particular way of preparing for a radically transformative change.
At the individual level of consciousness and activity, self-actualization refers to the fulfillment of what a "seed" sown in the past contains in potentiality. But, from a transpersonal point of view, what takes place during the progress of growth of an infant into adult has in youth the purpose of allowing the past (karma, whether "good" or "bad") to exhaust its as yet unspent energy, so that after maturity and midlife, the individualized consciousness and will may freely and safely repolarize themselves and use every opportunity for self-transformation and a future seed-mutation.
An ordinary person will tell you to look to the future while striving to actualize and fulfill your personality in terms of the goals publicized by society and culture; but what is actualized is a prolongation, and in most instances only a superficially modified repetition, of the genetic and sociocultural past. We have to choose between allegiance to a past we seek to fulfill in our own personal way, and consecration to what for us, as mature human beings, is a possible future state — the transindividual state. Once such a choice is made, your struggle will be experienced as an opportunity for transformation.