In our journey through life, the question of how to manifest financial prosperity is often at the forefront of our minds. This curiosity is echoed in a poignant question I recently encountered: “Why is money so very hard to attract?” It’s a common query among those exploring the principles of manifestation, and it prompts a deeper reflection on our spiritual and material pursuits.
1. The Paradox of Desire
It may seem counterintuitive, but sometimes, the intensity of our desire for money can actually repel it. In Matthew 6:33, we are taught, “But seek first his kingdom and his righteousness, and all these things will be given to you as well.” This scripture reminds us that our primary focus should be on spiritual growth and alignment with God’s will, rather than on earthly possessions. When we obsess over money, we may find ourselves in a state of lack—of spiritual emptiness that no amount of money can fill. Instead, by focusing on our spiritual abundance, we invite all forms of richness into our lives.
2. Embracing True Abundance
To truly attract wealth, we must first understand and embrace the concept of abundance. This doesn’t just mean financial abundance, but a profound appreciation for the richness of life itself. When we view the world as scarce, our experiences will reflect that scarcity. Psalm 24:1 declares, “The earth is the Lord’s, and everything in it, the world, and all who live in it.” By internalizing this, we shift our focus from scarcity to abundance, recognizing the boundless generosity of God’s creation, which paves the way for material blessings to flow into our lives.
3. Redefining Priorities
3. Redefining PrioritiesMany of us, perhaps unknowingly, prioritize money above other more significant aspects of life, including our spiritual well-being. However, when we understand that our divine nature transcends material wealth, we align closer with God’s purposes for us. This alignment allows us to use the law of attraction more effectively, not just to acquire more money, but to enrich our lives in more meaningful ways.
4. The Authentic Desire for Money
It’s intriguing to note how many claim they do not desire wealth, but simply enough to live comfortably. This mindset can be a barrier to manifesting greater wealth due to the conflicting beliefs about the nature of money and its role in our lives. Here, Philippians 4:19 offers reassurance: “And my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.” We are reminded that our provision is assured, and our focus should be on the fulfillment of our divine purpose rather than the accumulation of wealth for its own sake.
5. Money as a Joyful Pursuit
Lastly, viewing money-making as a joyful, light-hearted pursuit can dramatically shift our energy around finances. Those who have manifested significant wealth often share a common trait: they don’t take the pursuit of money too seriously. Instead, they see it as a game or a joyful challenge. This approach aligns with Proverbs 17:22, “A cheerful heart is good medicine, but a crushed spirit dries up the bones.” When we approach financial growth with joy and trust in God’s provision, we open ourselves to unexpected abundance.
In conclusion, integrating our faith with our financial aspirations means aligning our deepest desires with God’s will, recognizing the true source of our abundance, and approaching life with a spirit of joy and gratitude. By doing so, we not only attract financial prosperity but also, and more importantly, grow in spiritual richness and divine purpose.
Respectfully,
About
Coach Austin is an author and speaker. Her messages reflect her courage and commitment against fear, doubt, and disbelief. Dedicated to serving causes impacting domestic violence and at-risk teen girls, she strives to inspire others to live their purpose.