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I think a more helpful question might be: What is true wealth consciousness ? A lot of "poor" people simply believe they are not worthy of wealth. And a lot of "rich" people also suffer from poverty consciousness because they still don't know happiness.

Yes twoosees, people, including myself, were very much brainwashed into believing that one needed a degree to live a good life. So it's very much a process of unlearning, and seeing that all we really need is to be ourselves fully, without any reference to what others believe is possible in life.

That's an interesting perspective. And I guess creatives can simply be thankful for a new avenue to make a living doing what they love.

Could the concept of: everything is money now, indirectly be pointing to: everything is consciousness ? What if something like NFT's, which seem shallow and superficial from the outside, are actually symbolic of a shift in collective consciousness towards a more abundant world ? I just have this feeling that the collective consciousness can change a lot faster than we have been use to up until now. And that a new and more abundant world is possible much sooner than predicted. Where money becomes so abstract that eventually it disappears all together.

Datamonster I hear you, there's something about it which excites me too. Especially the part about creatives making a good living from their art. From the buyer or speculator's perspective I don't quite get it though, seeing as most of those digital art works are available in similar format all over the internet anyway, or am I wrong ?

Thank you Joseph, that's kind of what I was hinting at in the introduction, that with something like NFT's there's something deeper happening in the collective consciousness. I imagine this transitional period where literally everything is assigned a monetary value until it becomes so absurd, and blatantly obvious that the only true value is the light of consciousness shining through it all.

Thank you Lyubov. I agree, it boggles the mind that someone is prepared to spend loads of money for something worth nothing in the gamble that someone else might value that worthless item even more. Was quite interesting though in the last part of that video where they talked about the possible use of NFT's to be sold as part ownership/voting rights in Youtube channels etc.

I agree, and as far as art goes, that NFT is suppose to give one exclusive ownership of a piece of digital art, yet that same piece of digital art is probably available all over the internet in exactly the same form anyway. Seems like it's speculation in imaginary value. Or am I missing something here ?

Yes, it's a process, and I feel that what one learns at Actualized.org is way more valuable in terms of critical thinking etc. What exactly is bothering you about universities ?

Yes you right Vladorion, I should have been more specific. For example, there was a bid of $9400 for a NFT of Mark Cuban dancing at a NBA game. Yet I do see influential people like Gary Vee promoting NFT's as a way for creatives to make money. Only time will tell where this goes

Wow ! ! ! Pure Free Infinity, I can feel it in your words. And exactly like God, simply at a smaller scale. Reminds me of when Leo talked about God masturbating at his own creation

I am curious how people here experience the work of Abraham as channeled by Esther Hicks. Law of attraction type stuff tends to be frowned upon by people who are into serious spirituality, but I must say I find her work quite refreshing. Wonder what Leo has to say on this topic ? And thank you for all the amazing content you have been putting out over the years, much appreciated.

Feel free to share your perspective with us Lyubov

To be honest, I learned way more on Youtube than I ever did at university. I have a feeling universities could be a dying breed. And a big waste of money. Of course there are exceptions.

Exactly. So once we reach a certain tipping point in the number of people who see this oneness perspective, then the need to have money in society will begin to dissolve naturally. Until then we need to see money as the magical teacher that it is.

I love that perspective, thank you