True spiritual wisdom does not condemn money, it condemns enslavement. Spiritual masters of all traditions have warned against the love of illusions that obscures the light of Truth.

A spiritually wise person does not renounce money, but takes responsibility for it. He can accept it without fear and give it away without pain. He does not seek confirmation of his value in it, because he knows himself more deeply as a child of the Source, as a spark of infinity.

A person who has awakened spiritually does not abandon the world, but transforms it with his presence. In his hands, money does not enslave but serves. It is not a goal, it is a means. Such a person does not chase gold, because he knows the gold he carries within himself, the gold of silence, the gold of truth, the gold of inner freedom.

Ask yourself:
Do I own money, or does it own me?
Is my heart open to life, or only to profit?
Can I give as the soul breathes, freely, with love, without calculation?
When the heart begins to desire wealth more than peace, when the mind makes plans not out of need but out of greed, then the spirit becomes quiet. Money then becomes an idol, and its possession, an illusion of security that obscures true wealth, presence, love, compassion and inner freedom.

However, when money becomes the servant of the heart, not its master, it can transform the world. It feeds the hungry, heals the sick, creates spaces for growth, beauty and community. Therefore, the key is not to renounce money, but to purify the love you have for it. Let it not be a blind love, but a conscious one. Let it be rooted in gratitude, in generosity and in trust that true abundance is born from connection with the Divine, not from a bank balance.

The soul does not desire coins, it desires meaning. And, it is meaning, not money, that makes life truly rich.

Because, what has meaning, what is true, stays with us when everything else ceases to matter.

- Wiola from Podlasie