Spirituality and Abundance

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Spirituality and Abundance

Everyone has an opinion on this. Me too, of course. The topic: spirituality and living life to the fullest.

According to some, it is not possible to combine spirituality with abundance. A spiritual person lives a simple life, fully in alignment with (well, with what, exactly?) and remains “strong” in the face of all those earthly temptations.

This is how I see it: as a soul, a spiritual being, I came to Earth to have an earthly experience—to experience what it’s like to be human and to live on Earth.

That’s why I think it’s so powerful when you can combine it all. To truly experience, in all its intensity, what it means to be human—with all the stimuli, temptations, and possibilities. But also to let your spirituality grow, to discover yourself, and to use your spirituality to serve people, animals, and the Earth.

Why would it be bad or unspiritual to love fashion and combine it with spirituality? Why wouldn’t you be spiritual if you receive a lot of money? Because abundance, too, can be spiritual. After all, haven’t we spiritual beings created these things too? Luxury bags, jewelry, and cars. Or weren’t those made by spiritual people? Isn’t every person spiritual, a soul, at their core?!

Who says you have to suffer—for example, because of financial hardship—in order to be spiritual? Do you get a pat on the back when you leave this earth? Don’t I get a pat on the back when I leave this earth if I’ve lived an earthly life filled with diamonds, nice cars, and clothes? We’ll never know—probably not until we leave this earth.

I believe that as long as you’re kind to others, enjoy life, and add value, you should feel free to enjoy the earthly life—as long as it’s not at the expense of someone else. And that’s why, until then, I’ll continue to live this earthly life to the fullest, embracing all the beauty it has to offer.

With love,

Priscilla

Spirituality and Abundance

Everyone has an opinion on the subject. So do I, of course. The topic: spirituality and living in abundance.

According to some, it’s not possible to combine spirituality with abundance. A spiritual person lives simply, fully in alignment with (well, with what exactly?), and resists all earthly temptations.

I see it differently: I, as a soul—a spiritual being—came to this earth to have a human experience. To feel what it’s like to be human and to live on this planet.

That’s why I believe it’s truly powerful when you can bring it all together. To fully and intensely experience what it means to be human—with all the stimuli, temptations, and possibilities. And at the same time, to grow spiritually, discover yourself, and use your spirituality to serve people, animals, and the earth.

Why would it be bad or unspiritual to love fashion and combine that with spirituality? Why wouldn’t you be spiritual if you receive a lot of money? Because abundance can also be spiritual. Aren’t we, as spiritual beings, creators too? Luxury bags, jewelry, and cars—weren’t they created by people with a soul? Isn’t every human being spiritual at their core?

Who says you have to suffer—like living in financial hardship—to be truly spiritual? Do you get a gold star when you leave this world poor but spiritual? And don’t I get one if I leave this world after living a grounded, joyful life filled with diamonds, beautiful cars, and clothes? We probably won’t know until we leave this life.

I believe that as long as you’re kind to others, enjoy life, and add value, you absolutely deserve to enjoy all the beauty this earthly life has to offer—as long as it doesn’t come at the expense of someone else. So until then, I’ll keep living this earthly life to the fullest, embracing all the abundance it has to offer me.

In love

Priscilla