KeithLet me ask you something, right out of the gate. Have you ever wondered why some people seem to pull money toward them like they’ve got some invisible cash-magnet stitched into their jacket, while others can’t keep a dollar in their wallet no matter how hard they try? It’s like one person sneezes and lands a promotion, while another works themselves half to death and still has lint in their pockets.
Now, before you roll your eyes and say, “Here we go again, another airy-fairy money talk,” let me stop you. What I’m about to share here isn’t fluff. It’s not a theory. These are laws. Divine laws. And they don’t care whether you believe in them or not, just like gravity doesn’t care if you understand physics.
The reason most people stay broke isn’t because they’re lazy, cursed, or born under the wrong star sign. It’s because they’ve been playing the money game by rules that don’t exist. They’ve been trying to fix a spiritual problem with a hammer. Wrong tool. Wrong result.
So today, I want to pull back the curtain on three divine laws that, when applied, will shift the way money flows into your life. Not someday. Not “after you’ve proven you’re worthy.” I’m talking about right now.
Lets go..
Law One: The Law of Supply
Here’s the first truth bomb: there is no shortage of money in the universe. None. Zip. Scarcity is a myth.
Look around. Are we running out of sunlight? Has anyone ever run out of air to breathe? Are the oceans packing up and heading for early retirement? No. The natural world operates in infinite supply, and money is no different. The only real shortage is in human thinking.
Most people carry an umbrella under the waterfall of abundance, then complain they’re not getting wet. They say things like, “There’s just not enough money to go around,” as if the universe has run out of ink to print prosperity. But the supply has never stopped; it’s our fear and doubt that block the flow.
So here’s your first practice: every morning, declare out loud, “There is an infinite supply of money in the universe, and I now open myself to receive my share.” Don’t whisper it like you’re embarrassed. Say it with conviction. Feel it. Because the waterfall is there, you’ve just been standing in the wrong spot.
Law Two: The Law of Circulation
This one trips people up. Money has to circulate to multiply. Hoard it, and you choke it. Let it flow, and it comes back, multiplied.
Think of money like water in a river. Flowing water is fresh, vibrant, and alive. Stagnant water turns green, slimy, and frankly smells awful. Money is no different. If you clutch every penny in fear, you trap yourself in scarcity.
I once knew someone so terrified of spending money that she reused teabags until they looked like sad little tissues. And guess what? She never had enough. Her fear built a wall that abundance couldn’t get through. On the other hand, I knew another woman who gave generously, tipped waiters as if she were Rockefeller, and trusted that money would always come back. And it did. She was living proof of the law of circulation.
Now, before you run off and blow your rent money on champagne, let me be clear: circulation isn’t about reckless spending. It’s about letting money flow with joy and wisdom. Pay a bill with gratitude. Buy coffee for someone who needs a lift. Give to a cause you believe in. Do it from joy, not guilt. Because every time you let money circulate, you send a message to the universe: “I trust the flow.” And the flow trusts you back.
Law Three: The Law of Mental Equivalent
This one’s a game-changer. You can only receive what you can mentally accept.
Think of your inner sense of worth and possibility like a thermostat. If it’s set at 65 degrees, no matter how much temporary heat you pump into the room, it will always return to 65. That’s why lottery winners often lose their fortunes. They haven’t raised their internal setting. The universe adjusts them right back to their mental equivalent.
Your financial life will never rise higher than the beliefs you hold about yourself. If deep down you believe “money is hard to come by,” you’ll repel opportunities. If you believe “I don’t deserve wealth,” you’ll sabotage yourself. But here’s the magic: you can reset your thermostat.
Start small. When you catch yourself saying, “I can’t afford that,” change it to, “How can I afford that?” Stop apologizing for wanting abundance. Instead, see your prosperity as a blessing that ripples outward to everyone in your life.
Here’s a powerful exercise: close your eyes and imagine financial freedom. See yourself paying bills with ease, helping others generously, and enjoying luxuries without guilt. Feel it. Let your body register it as real. That’s not daydreaming, it’s programming. You’re literally rewriting your subconscious to accept abundance at a higher level.
Pulling It All Together
Here’s the part most people miss: these laws aren’t “someday, maybe” principles. They’re daily practices. They work whether you’re a CEO in a skyscraper office or someone counting coins at the grocery store checkout.
The law of supply tells you there is enough. The law of circulation reminds you to let it flow. The law of mental equivalent shows you how to expand your inner worth.
Together, they don’t just shift your bank account. They shift your entire relationship with life itself.
So, stop chasing money like it’s some runaway bus. Instead, align yourself with these laws and watch how the current changes direction. Abundance isn’t something you capture—it’s something you tune into.
And remember, the frequency of wealth is already playing. The only question is: are you ready to turn up the volume?
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As always, have a great day.
Keith
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