Is Money Avoiding You? Why Financial Blocks Are Actually A Spiritual Compass
We often look at the ultra-wealthy—the moguls, the icons, the celebrities—and wonder: What is the secret equation? Why does abundance seem to flow effortlessly to some, while for others, it feels like an uphill battle against a closed tap?
As psychologists and mediums, we often see people trying to fix their bank accounts by working harder, strategizing more, or stressing out. But they are looking in the wrong place.
The truth is, money is not just currency. It is a mirror. And more importantly, it is a directional signal from your soul.
If you are experiencing financial stagnation, it is not a punishment. It is the universe trying to steer you toward your true purpose. Here is how to read the signs.
The Mirror of "Above the Law"
When we observe the world of extreme fame—think of the stories surrounding figures like Dolly Parton or Leonardo DiCaprio—we see a peculiar phenomenon. Extreme wealth and fame often create a sense of being "above the law."
While this can lead to shadow behavior (greed, ethical boundaries being crossed), it highlights a powerful spiritual principle: Conviction creates reality.
Those who sit at the top of financial hierarchies often possess an unshakeable (sometimes even delusional) belief in their right to be there. They do not wait for permission. They occupy space.
The lesson for the rest of us is not to copy their questionable ethics, but to examine our own permission slips. Where are you making yourself small? Where are you waiting for external validation before you feel "worthy" of abundance?
The "Sharing" Mechanism: Why You Feel Worthless
A profound insight often comes through when we connect with the higher consciousness of builders and creators (like the energy behind a Bill Gates):
You cannot fully experience your own value until you share it.
Many of us have it backward. We think: "Once I feel confident and successful, I will share my gifts with the world." But the spiritual law works in reverse:
You share your innate soul qualities (your talents, your voice, your art).
The world receives them and mirrors that value back to you.
Then you feel your self-worth.
If you are hoarding your gifts because of insecurity or modesty, you are breaking the circuit. The universe cannot fill a vessel that is sealed shut. To increase your self-worth (and your net worth), you must first increase your output of sharing.
Money as a Compass (The "Wrong Room" Theory)
This is the most critical shift you can make in your mindset: Stop viewing a lack of money as a failure. View it as a GPS recalculation.
Money acts as a directional signal from your soul.
When money flows: You are in the right environment, sharing the right talents with the right "tribe."
When money stops: You are likely in a corner of your life where your unique soul qualities cannot land.
Think of it this way: If you are a brilliant classical violinist trying to sell concert tickets at a Heavy Metal festival, you won't make any money. It is not because you are untalented. It is not because you are worthless. It is because you are in the wrong room.
Financial stress is often the universe kindly closing a door so you will turn around and find the people who are actually waiting for your magic.
Raising Your Spiritual Credit Score
If you want to shift your reality, you have to shift your energy. Here is the prescription:
1. Identify Your Bravado
Look at figures like Donald Trump. Regardless of politics, the energy there is one of taking up space—sometimes unearned space. Ask yourself: Why do I feel I need to earn the right to exist? Borrow a fraction of that bravado. Stand in your light without apology.
2. Audit Your Audience
Are you surrounding yourself with people who can reflect your value back to you? If your current environment (job, friends, clients) makes you feel small or broke, you aren't just having a bad time; you are in a spiritual misalignment. Move toward the people who light up when you enter the room.
3. Share Before You Are Ready
Do not wait for the certification or the "perfect time." The abundance you seek is on the other side of sharing your authentic self.
The Final Verdict
Your net worth will rarely exceed your self-worth. If you want the external numbers to change, you must change the internal narrative.
You are a soul with a specific mission. When you align with that mission and share it fearlessly, the resources required to support that mission—the money—will inevitably follow the path you have cleared.