The Secret Key: The Hidden Shortcut in Finding More Money and Meaning in Life

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The Secret Key: The Hidden Shortcut in Finding More Money and Meaning in Life

Copyright © Robin Sacredfire, 2016 (1st Ed.) All Rights Reserved.

Cover Photo © By loswl Via flickr CC 2.0.

Published by 22 Lions

Introduction

You probably think that there’s only one way to find enlightenment and it implies following a religion, a guru or a cult. Maybe you think that money and spirituality are different things that can’t be complemented or work well together. And maybe you think that you can’t get rich and become spiritual at the same time, or that enlightenment is not for anyone, not an easy path at least.

This book is here to demystify all that by showing you the shortcuts to wealth and abundance, to a fulfilling lifestyle with more money and more spirituality, but also the vast amount of secrets that are being hidden from you with social and religious beliefs, now, so commonly spread around the world, that their similarity makes the deception portrayed much more difficult to identity.

This book will show you the relation between spirituality, money, intelligence, relationships and enlightenment, while clarifying the meaning of every element in your life, and even though you may have insofar assumed them to be compartmented, isolated and not easily assimilated by your personal goals.

Indeed, money, knowledge, meditation and love can lead you to God, and although they’re just some among the vast amount of elements that this book talks about, the interaction between them is what makes sense in the laboratory of spiritual alchemy that we call life.

Understanding how these things combine between each other will help you find enlightenment and God, while realizing the meaning of everything happening in your life at the moment.

The Shortcut to Heaven

It is obvious that heaven on earth is better represented by the billionaire lifestyle. It means not necessarily having a bathtub full of dollars but the possibility of traveling anywhere, buying anything you want and having time to do whatever you want with it. And having money doesn’t necessarily equals happiness, but it does contribute a lot to the possibility of achieving it. Heaven on earth is indeed a path to power and freedom.

This said, it becomes obvious that the path to reach it must follow similar rules in which the ultimate and most powerful one finds God’s favor. You can only obtain money with altruism and a multitude of positive flows of thoughts, actions and emotions converging altogether in such direction.

Billionaires are all unanimous in saying that, if you’re not creating something useful, you’re not investing in something profitable.

Billionaires only invest on ideas that can bring them profit and they only see such ideas when altruism is present. Even though they don’t need to necessarily be altruistic, they know, by experience, that money is altruistic by nature and always favors those that favor its purpose, i.e., to give to society what society wants and needs.

I’m not necessarily saying that McDonalds, for example, is an altruistic company, but that companies like McDonalds understand this principle. That’s why they offer toys to children, that’s