Money has changed from being sacred to being the evil of all things.

Something that can bring value into human life lost its place and

was instead transformed into something used to control others,

bring unhappiness, greed, and surrounded by the energy of fear and

scarcity. It became a part of the negative, dark, shadowy part of the

people’s psyche. Money has become the greatest taboo in human

existence, surpassing even sex.

Although many people would think of money as a masculine element,

its roots actually go back to the Goddess  Juno Moneta.

I discovered money used to be a sacred tool for the exchange of goods, people used to perform rituals to the Goddess as an act of gratitude for the gifts Mother Earth provided them to make the trades.

Money was later transformed by its flow being obstructed. People started to accumulate it to control goods and other people. A tool once used with reverence, to transform people’s lives by exchanging goods needed, a tool used with the principals of abundance and flow, was itself transformed into something inaccessible to most people. It started to carry the negative energy of scarcity and fear. As the Goddess lost her place in history, money did as well.

We can reestablish money to its original purpose by learning about it and understanding its role in our lives. Refusing to look into our relationship with money is to deny ourselves of a great tool for personal and global transformation.

I became a Money Coach after I went into the program. The transformation was amazing. I was able to unblock negative memories associated with money. I was able to double my income. Changing my perception about money has also help me in other areas of my life.

I want to share this with the world!  Welcome.

 

Aurora Medina

The fear that there is not enough money comes from our separation

from the sacred aspect of money. In the divine realm,

there is abundance for all. But over the centuries,

we have created a world of duality, where the material world

and the spiritual world have become separated.

Barbara Wilder

Money is Love

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