Do you feel Abundant today?

Lately, have you been busy trolling or making fun of the Ambani Pre-wedding celebration?

Then either you are very poor or still have a poverty mindset. Do check and make course corrections accordingly. 

Let us not forget, that our present financial good fortune is the result of the good karma of our past lives, and the choices we make in the current. Similarly, our good fortune can be in relationships, health, the company of saints; or all of it. And why not? if you have karma for it.  Go ahead, enjoy. Above all, make sure you do adequate karma in your current life.

Poverty or frugality doesn’t guarantee spiritual growth, just as riches don’t necessarily mean you are dark or corrupt.  Another thing, if you have bad relationships in this lifetime, then having multiple affairs on the side will only ruin your karma for future lifetimes. Santosh or contentment is also a virtue to be practised and can be a big asset. Yes, virtues are the true assets, we get to carry forward from one lifetime to another, with our karma – good and bad deeds. Rest all the fortunes get left behind.

Poverty is a mindset after all, and so is richness. We can live abundantly, generously and joyously with whatever good fortunes we have. Or forever crib, whine and pass our days, feeling insufficient, like a failure. The truth is that no one is a failure, no life can be. As God creates them all, based on our past karma and life lessons. All life scripts have different purposes, and difficulties and all are geared towards our spiritual growth.

In short, when we rejoice in the good fortune of others, we only enhance ours. Unfortunately, the reverse is also true.  If you have the vibration of envy or jealousy coming out as “humour”, the Universe will promptly catch it and send you more of the same, beware – after all our vibes attract our tribe. Remember?

Having lavish weddings, or lifestyles is far better than living stingyly the whole life and after your death, your children and relatives fight over the numerous plots and assets that emerge suddenly. Like a beggar in my hometown, Haridwar begged at the ghats her whole life, and when she died, her bank had lakhs.

So my friends, do contemplate on your recent comments, both online and offline, for therein lies your work. Mostly, through Shadow work, we get to understand the inner workings of our subconscious.

For now, enjoy the wedding. More than that enjoy your abundance and blessings! Celebrate your life.

– Abhishek Joshi, March 2024