Monday, March 30, 2009

Absent Scarcity Belief: No Economic Problem

Good Day Everyone!

It seems that I am inquiring more deeply than I originally thought into economics. Frankly, I originally thought of the whole subject as about goods and services; and supply and demand. The subject gave me fits in college. While I passed both classes, it was pretty much a process of memorizing for the sake of the grade.

However, I find I have an intuitive understanding of economics that serves, and now seems to be deepening in understanding.

I looked up the definition of economics and find that its meaning is structured as a tripod.

According to Wikipedia: Economics is the social science that studies the production, distribution, and consumption of goods and services together with the working definition of Lionel Robbins in a 1932 essay in which he states economics is "the science which studies human behaviour as a relationship between ends and scarce means which have alternative uses." The third leg of the tripod is the origination of the word from the Greek which means "rules of the household".

So we have one leg as the social science studying the production, distribution and consumption of goods and services; the second leg is that economics is the social science that studies human behavior as a relationship between ends and scarce means; and the third leg that says economics is literally the rules of the household.

The glaring flaw that I see immediately is the word scarce. The definition includes a belief in scarcity, which is a lie. Certainly it is what human mind believes to be true, but it is not Truth. This Universe, and this world within the Universe, is infinite. If we can desire it, imagine it, want it, it can be made manifest here.
So, for us to be wrestling a giant economic collapse and shift at this moment in time point to the flaw in the belief system, for this is where it all collapsed and why. If we believe, which we do, that there is a scarcity, then we will base our behaviors on that belief and make all subsequent decisions based on that belief. Hence, the banking demise, the car makers policies, and myriad and infinite other decisions that built a flawed economic system based on the belief in 'not enough'.

Anything in the world which is not built on Truth will collapse eventually. This is Just as the Truth always surfaces, this is law. In Matthew 7:24-29 we are told to apply Truth to this physical life, and build on Rock (Truth) not sand (truth). The distinction is Truth is rooted in Universal Law, and truth is based on the ever-changing and fearful human mind.

Rubber meets the road. I speak not of religion, but rather of the Truth of our beingness. Everything we create on Earth is within the infinite Realm of Universal Law. When we operate outside of that Universal Law, the Infinite Stream of Well Being, we create mud that eventually washes away. Human mind creations not based on Truth (Source) cannot last - they are not sustainable.

Also included in the definition of economics is this statement: Scarcity means that available resources are insufficient to satisfy all wants and needs. Absent scarcity and alternative uses of available resources, there is no economic problem. The subject thus defined involves the study of choices as they are affected by incentives and resources.

This is huge. It acknowledges that the entire science is based on individual human choices. It also acknowledges that absent scarcity, there is no economic problem. Whooa!!!

Right now, this moment in time/space reality we are experiencing the next paradigm shift to the Christ Consciousness in mankind. This is a global shift in line with the evolution of the planet and the continuing evolution of the consciousness of man.
Within this evolution is the Realization of Fulfillment, Oneness, in the Christed Consciousness. How different will our decisions be when we are in the same consciousness as Source and we Know there is no lack, no scarcity, no limits.

If we can to even the smallest measure begin to bring this Truth into our new policies, new corporate strategies and trainings, and into our new idea of government, we thus begin to build a sustainable economy based in Truth, on Rock - rather than on sand.

Each individual contributes to the collective whether it is the economic stats, the election results, or the numbers on consumer spending; and each one of us is reflecting - by our everyday choices - just where our consciousness is. The more we can feel and sense Real Truth in goods, services, policies, strategies and everything else, the more we are building on Rock where there is no economic problem because we operate in Infinite Supply. When we Know this is Truth, then every decision and behavior changes. Imagine a world like this.

We are the Supply, because we are Source in physical form. The only thing that separates us from It are the old beliefs of human mind, which are shifting as we allow Source into our everyday thinking and begin building new castles on Rock-solid Truth...there is no scarcity, therefore there is no economic problem.

We're on our way!

Thanks for reading!


Kath

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Wednesday, July 18, 2007

I Have, I Have, I Have

Good Day Everyone!

Things are never what they appear. Take for example the desert in Darfur (see link).
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070717/ap_on_sc/darfur_ancient_lake

First off what strikes me as funny is the description of this as an ancient lake. Well, the earth is very, very old. And yet, new lakes are forming all the time. Perhaps as the result of the most recent earthquake in Japan, new lakes, new rivers, water is being released in new directions.
What makes this item newsworthy from the viewpoint of Applied Spirituality is that there is always enough, no, more than enough. The appearance of "lack" is always just that, simply an appearance. Can you look through the appearance to see the fullness. Someone did over there in Darfur. Someone(s) asked for water in the midst of the most desolate of circumstances. And they believed it. Believed beyond what they were looking at. Believed beyond what is. And felt the coolness of the water, saw it flowing, saw things green, saw what they wanted.

Voila! Better said, "Eureka!" It is manifest. It becomes the what is.

I really can't think of a better example to use than finding water in the desert. What appears is dire lack. What really is, is the fullness. So it is with every "appearance" of lack on earth, in each life. The hard part is to stop looking at what is and start seeing what you want, the fullness.

The truth of Who We Really Are is God having this physical experience. We see or hear and we feel in response to those stimuli. We don't feel good when there's not enough money, or water, or health, or love. You know why? Because that is not Who We Really ARE. We are the fullness of everything. And the lack of fullness is painful. The lack of love is painful. When we are full we are realizing our Self in this physical setting.

So, what are you challenged with thinking and being mesmerized by the "lack" of it? It's an illusion, a mirage. Change your focus away from what is and start focusing on what feels good and full. Use your imagination, feel it's presence, why it's so lovely. And stay there. This my friends is how we manipulate our energy, our environment, and create our own reality. Thought by thought. Feeling by feeling.

Believing is Seeing.

Thanks for Reading!

Kath

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