Poverty Is A Mental Disease

<p>This is episode seven in my 30 episode Prosperity Series where we are discussing how to break free from the program of scarcity.</p> <p>And today we're going to talk about why poverty is really just a mental disease.</p> <p>A couple of years ago, my husband and I gave a talk at a Dimensions of Disclosure event and the title of our talk was Poverty Is A Mental Disease. People were ticked off at us, really triggered, we said that poverty was a mental disease. But it's true! And so if I've triggered you with that, I'm going to say good as I always do, because this is an opportunity for you to expand. So just bear with me on this.<br /> Since you're an awakened being, and I'm pretty sure you are because you're listening to me, then you know that you create your reality. And if you create your reality, that means everything you see around you is the creation based off of the vibration that you hold, your vibrational frequency.</p> <p>Everything around you in the 3d is just a reflection back of your vibration. It shows you where your frequency is. And since we know that we create our reality and everything that we see is a result of how we feel and where we're vibrating, then we know we create our scarcity and we know we create our poverty.</p> <p>Now I know that's hard for some people to grasp because we want to look at people and we want to say, “but they don't have a chance because of x situation.” We look at all the 3D circumstances and, ooh, I hate to say it, but we make excuses for someone. We're failing at that moment to see that person in their absolute, highest light. And we're looking at them as that “poor person.” That is the last thing we want to do as spiritual leaders.</p> <p>As spiritual leaders, we need to see everyone in their absolute, highest light, knowing that they have God, Source, Infinite Intelligence, the Universe is flowing through them constantly, and that they have the capability and the power to remember who they are and create whatever it is they desire.</p> <p>But what happens is that