Episode 10A – Evolutionary Service Group Economists and Financiers
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Episode 10A – Evolutionary Service Group Economists and Financiers
The Financial Service Group in the Aquarian Era, which includes Financiers, Economists, and investors, they will preeminently work with the spiritual principle of sharing at the Soul level. Servers of this group see money as energy and know it has little to do with the form side. The server sees money as a valuable potential energy to be shared for the benefit of all humanity. From the Service Worker’s understanding, all goods and services may or may not be shared equally, as units within the system may or may not have the same exact need. Therefore, monies should be shared appropriately and not squandered, hoarded or deflected for personal or selfish purposes.
The principle of sharing is an expression of the Soul and it only works when there is a firm grounding in Soul values.
For the world’s materialistic cultures, monies are largely in the hands of the wealthy and greedy who are only interested in fulfilling their own needs by gratifying desires on every possible level, such as with luxury items and other forms of excitement or escape. The monies spent daily for these items is in the billions of dollars. By not sharing their wealth, they are tying up the flow of money, inhibiting the principle of sharing, and in the long run inhibiting the Plan from materializing.
Eventually, financiers in this service group will acknowledge how wealth and resources are used and made available in the physical world for both good and evil purposes, A deeper understanding will be how money can be used by the world’s service workers for Hierarchal purposes.
In this podcast, we’ll discuss the various tasks of the Financiers, Economists:
The Principle of Sharing, Redistribution of Wealth, Ethical Leadership in Finance and Economy, Tasks of Financial Service Group, Money as Spiritual Asset, Defining Rewards towards Creating an Economic System beyond Capitalism, and Economic Responsibility and Stewardship.
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