Money, a waste of energy

Safety and well-being for all in a currency free world ☺

Humans live on a beautiful, life-giving planet called earth. It's a real paradise for those who know how to harmonise with it.

Unfortunately, humans have been infected with a virus, a psychological disease called Money.

Amongst the infected, economists uphold the theory that money is a means of exchange, a way to account for things and to store value.

Economy is mistakenly regarded as a science used for managing available resources. Economy is actually a fake layer superimposed on top of reality. And, when a whole civilisation base their actions on phoney concepts, the goal of safety and well-being for all is compromised.

In reality, there is no substitute for exchange other than exchange itself. There is no other way to account for things other than counting the items themselves using real units of measures. There is no other value rather than the goods themselves. Monetary value (a numerical price) is incapable of depicting the value of real things. Everything in the world is complex and multifaceted. Take an apple for example, it has colour, texture, smell, taste, weight, nutritional value and so on. To turn such a complex object into a single number, aka a price, does not even come close to being a grotesque approximation of its value.

Money is a distortion of reality, it is less than reality and it is the number one obstacle for achieving the best possible standard of living for all.

Let’s contemplate the following well-known saying: ‘Money is a necessary evil’

That saying is a Myth. Money is not only evil, but contrary to the widespread conditioning of humans, Money is plainly unnecessary.

Only a misguided mind could presume that you require money to be able to perform or receive a service, or to process or create or consume goods.

The human mind is born free from the corruption of money. As parents raise their children they indoctrinate their offspring with the same psychological dysfunction that they themselves suffer.

Let us step back out of our daily conditioning and consider how planet earth is really a natural and free phenomenon. The air is free and so it the water, the plants the minerals the heat from the sun. It’s all made of atoms or energy whichever scientific model you prefer to conceptually adopt but essentially it is free.

Humans are free too, they breathe air, eat and rest and when they are rested and recharged they are able to go about their day, may that be playing or working. This system of energy is pure and it is as sure as the daily sunset and sunrise. Money interferes with this natural process and attempts to regulate it in a abnormal, unnatural and awkward fashion.

As soon as you introduce Money into the equation, you create imbalance and disorder, you go against the grain. My work as an engineer has caused me to travel to various places in the world and everywhere I see the same thing. Plenty of work to be done, but lots of unemployment. Plenty of food but much famine. Plenty of resources available, but much poverty caused by the inability to access resources locked down by money. The system of money is defective. It's like a square wheel.

Money has been labelled as making the world go around but in practise it limits the freedom and potential of the entire human race. Each time a person or a business is prevented from creating due to the lack of money resource, it makes the world stop. So why obstinate on the use of money when we are capable of creating a system that outperforms it.

Money can mistakenly be viewed as a way to achieve fairness in exchange. You do x amount of work then you get paid x amount and then you go and buy things for x amount. But with anything as artificial as money it does not take long for sickness to breed and then comes things like profit, interest, credit, debt and corruption to take fairness away.


By virtue of being lightweight, money can be accumulated and stored, so greed is encouraged and people horde, scheme and cheat to gain more money. 


The physiological effect of the belief of money offers two perspectives in peoples mind: 

1) Without money people have access to nothing and this creates a perspective of scarcity.
2) With vast amounts of money people think they can have everything and it gives a false sense of power. 

For a mind as simple as a human, regardless of IQ level, these two perspectives overshadow the simple fact that money does not buy happiness or health.

The sickness of money extends into war for profit, drug cartels, bribes in the administration, illegal crime and legal crime alike... Basically it leads the weak to do anything to gain money regardless of immoralities. Of course, not every person is so greedy or desperate that they will favour money over morality but they are plenty that will succumb to the temptation of money and create misery for others. This aspect of money isn’t discussed when you do a degree in Economics. You'll just be told how money is so much better than barter and your simple mind will just accept this pleasantry.

The world of money is a world of deception and not to be taken lightly if you care for your well being and that of your loved ones. The daily news bombard us with true lies and paint a bleak reality than could not be further removed from safety and well-being for all.

Yet money is nothing but an agreed way of transacting and it can be decommissioned as an old and unsavoury system. Soon people will realise that using money is not only the cause of widespread misery but the number one limiting factor for achieving advances in technology and medicine that will make our latest and best discovery seem like the most crude and basic methods of all.

It is time for humans to step up in evolution and say goodbye to the monetary system. Money will eventually and invariably be replaced with a more elegant system. One that promotes fairness and a good standard of living for all so that we can achieve our best.

People acting in governments should start to consider collaborating with those gifted with the intelligence and creativity to create a positive and natural socioeconomic system that works for humanity as a whole. The common man isn't apt for assuming such a responsibility, but a few in the arena of government are well placed to kick-start such a change.