Tag: lack mindset

I work for God, so God pays me.

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Lightworkers are always provided for, by the most high, so that they can put all the focus on their life purpose.

I wanted to write about this for the last 3 days but I was trying to absorb the change first, because it was a fast change for me as well. As you all know, I have increased the prices of my Tarot reading services because my spirit guides told me to. It’s not like I didn’t know that some good changes are about to come, because of course I myself did the ancestral healing, I broke the patterns, I closed the cycles, I knew but I didn’t know it will come in this form. Spirit guides like to keep the mystery when it comes to blessings.

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I AM FINANCIALLY INDEPENDENT

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Every time I post about being financially stable or financially independent. People always think that I might have recently come into some type of success. This is the lack mindset everyone projects on me. I have been financially independent for years, since 2017 to be accurate. And I have never been broke, ever.

I post it everytime when the karmic starts spreading rumours about me that I’m a golddigger, to create trust issues with my Twinflame. It’s a projection of who she is. She lies and everyone in his friend circle and family believes it, because they think not having a 9 to 5 job makes you poor. They compare that she has a job and I don’t. Well I had 5.5 years of experience as a software developer when I left IT and she was a fresher, that too in some other field not IT. My work profile and skillset still have high market value.

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A break from life

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It’s summer here in Bangalore & I can remember my childhood days totally. If you are an Indian and 90’s kid, remember the fun, freedom and happiness, the summer vacation used to bring to each of us. We would wait for the summers to arrive whole year. We used to be free souls and happy from within for no big reasons.

These days when I look around, I struggle to find people who are happy like we used to be in childhood. I see people smiling, laughing, enjoying, partying. I see all kind of joyful people who are now adults but I don’t see that absolute happiness in anyone.

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