Way To Keep Law Of Money Magnetism In Motion

 Way To Keep Law Of Money Magnetism In Motion

From the books of Speaking Tree

If you were a trader in China in 1200 BCE, you would carry cowrie shells as an accepted form of representative money in Africa, Asia, and Australia. The Native American Indians used shells, called wampum, as a medium of exchange. Today, our wampum is a plastic card, or it's floating invisibly in cyberspace

Whatever form it takes, money's value lies not in the object we use as a proxy, but in its power to obtain and exchange goods and services. The more money you possess, the more energy is at your command. It isn't only that we attract money to us: We attract energy which then manifests itself in the form of money. And the supply of energy is cosmic in scope

Is money evil? Money is 'evil' only when it makes us its slave, overpowe ring us like any other addiction and imprisoning us in an ego-centric world. Those who are attached to their money and possessions often live in fear of losing their perceived security and lose their health in the pursuit of even more.

The other side of the coin is that we can use money to help ourselves and others. The money that comes into our possession has an important role to play in our spiritual destiny When we use money in the pursuit of dharma, it fulfils its highest purpose and becomes increasingly magnetic.

Paramhansa Yogananda once commented: "Money- making is the next greatest art after the art of realising God. All the good and philanthropic works of the world, all noble successes, have to be accomp lished through money. To earn money abundantly, unselfishly, honestly; quickly, Just for God and God's work and making others happy is to develop many sterling qualities of character that will aid one on the spiritual as well as the material path.

To magnetise money effectively, we need to be scrupulously truthful in our dealings. Truth has power. Truth is power, because it is the fabric from which the universe is created- Sat-chit-anand: truth, aware ness, and bliss. Being honest and transparent in our busi- ness dealings creates a strong magnetism that attracts success, prosperity, and the TREE money we need to fulfil our dharmic obligations.

The most powerful and effective way to attract money is to share it. It may seem paradoxical, but the more we give of our money, the more the universe gives us in return. Swami Kriyananda writes: "Money, ultimately, brings happiness only if it is shared. When it is used generously to help others, one feels happy in himself and finds his happiness expanding to include others well-being. When one helps others to achieve prosperity he attracts greater prosperity to himself"

We can justifiably assume that the Source of all abundance will respond to our needs, but we should never presumptuously imagine that it will fulfil our every desire. When the Source of our being fulfils a need and we humbly and lovingly offer our gratitude in return, we return the blessing to its Source, whereupon it comes back to us again. This is the feedback dynamic that keeps Law of Magnetism in motion.

 

 

EU, US green moves on trade to hit developing nations' exports

 EU, US green moves on trade to hit developing nations' exports

As per the times news network,Unilateral moves by the European Union and the US, such as the imposition of carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) and deforestation rules, are seen to be hampering not just exports from developing countries, such as, India and Brazil but also stand to impact the develop ment of poor nations,a per govt officials.

While carbon tax is proposed to be introduced in 2026,EU has already rolled out CHAM, requiring disclosures and forcing Indian companies to comply with the regulations that stand to push up costs. Steps to negate carbon emissions will be calculated in local currency while the levy will be based on estimates in euros, adding to the burden.

Similarly, when it comes to deforestation rules exporters from countries, such as, Brazil and some other parts of the world are expected to be hit hard by rules requiring certification. An official said there may be attempts to develop new product seg- ments and impose higher customs duties on the so-called "non-green products".

Developing countries like India have described the measures as non-tariff barriers, which will increase of cost of imports into developed markets.

These moves are expected to come into focus at a meet of trade ministers from over 160 WTO member countries in Abu Dhabi later this month

where India and several other developing countries have rejected demands for negotiations on environment, labour and gender, arguing that these are non-trade issues and should be discussed in other platforms like UN or International Labour Organisation.

The stand comes amid attempts by the EU and the US to thrust these issues into the WTO arena, arguing that these are new issues and are related to sustainable deve lopment. WTO officials have also backed these calls, arguing that the multilateral body can be the platform. In fact, at the meeting in UAE, there will be a discussion on some of these issues, with India rejecting the talks.

Last May, India had sub- mitted a paper underlining that there is an increase in the use of unilateral measures such as EU's carbon tax and deforestation law which is impacting trade. The US and the EU are also seeking to add labour standards and workers' rights. "Such measures may not only violateru les of WTO but also have systemic implications for inter national law as a whole, since unilateral action undermines multilaterally negotiated rights and obligations of countries," as per the govt officials.