Daily Inspiration: Are your hands empty?

Are you poor? Do you feel poor? Are you suffering financial lack? Are you frustrated because you can’t go beyond certain financial set point?

I’ve been so poor that I had to shower with a drip. I’ve been homeless. I’ve lost everything I’ve had. But none of these circumstances made me poor.

[Tweet “What made me poor was looking at my hands and seeing them empty.”]

True poverty comes with the loss of hope and the inability to believe that you or your circumstances could improve or that you can change what is happening to you.

[Tweet “True poverty is not knowing your value and how it can enrich the world.”]

Hopelessness is an attitude, and it is usually learned and transmitted from one generation to the other. Healing from it means detaching from our learned despair and negativity.

I call you to rise above your learned limitations when you address a money situation that seems lacking. If you are in a tight spot, know that you can overcome it. If you find someone who is going through financial crisis, help them see how they can overcome it.

Your hands are full of all the unique gifts, skills and experiences you need to serve the world and receive sustenance from this service. Even your financial crisis right now is part of the life blueprint that makes you perfect for your purpose.

You are infinitely rich.

The shift of perception that empowers you is to shift from seeing your hands as empty to seeing the infinite riches they hold.

Read the long version of this article and find more resources here: http://mariamar.com/2013/09/your-hands-not-empty/

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