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7 K'at
The power of stupidity
"Theology of abundance" was once described to me by a Bolivian philosopher as the idea that money is a sign and measurement, according to the ideology, of how close you are to god, that if you are good with god, close to him, then he will bless you with abundant resources. The best example of this would be evangelic Christian churches across "third world" countries where the priest convinces impoverished people to donate to him the little they have in the name of god so he can show how this works.
Across all fields and spectrums we have equated money, how much or little of it someone has, to how important, wise, powerful, or expert in a field, someone is. Through this belief we have crowned a hard-to-get-rid-of legacy of idiots dictating our lives and shaping the way we think and perceive. As I dive deeper into the shamanic field, I come to realize that those who are better known, are rich, and charge a lot of money for their work, are in fact the less powerful, wise and caring of all the shamans. I myself had to break free from this resonance and allow myself to actually see that and know that I am better prepared that those who are apparently "up there".
Understanding this then, should not become a contrary "money is evil therefore I don't want it" belief. It's easy to fall into false dichotomies. And so it turns out there is a true wealth ahead, and though it may involve having access to money, it's not limited to that. There is so much more that is so much more valuable and cannot be found by means of money or bought, more like, it's accessed, it's earned. Today an invitation by the universe is made through the Wukub K'at to enter this path, to find true power first, grow beyond stupidity and in that path find the resources and tools needed to make this the world we want to live in.