{"id":348,"date":"2020-03-17T12:08:25","date_gmt":"2020-03-17T16:08:25","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/50.87.249.51\/~replicf7\/?p=348"},"modified":"2023-08-08T13:30:06","modified_gmt":"2023-08-08T17:30:06","slug":"financial-balance","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/replicatedintime.com\/financial-balance\/","title":{"rendered":"Is Financial Balance Attainable In America?"},"content":{"rendered":"

Financial Balance<\/strong> is attainable when a system operates in parity with the Law of Balance. According to The Guardian<\/a>, the wealthiest .01% of the world’s population have increased their combined wealth by as much as the most deficient 50% \u2013 or 3.8 billion people.\u00a0<\/p>\n

With financial gains as significant as reported, it’s hard to imagine the world’s wealthiest people having problems with their 2021 increase, but they do. In 2016 the Koch brothers spent $889 million to fund the 2016 presidential election activities.<\/p>\n

The purpose was to gain support in defeating the Democratic nominee\u2014a political battle that was more about gaining financial strength and racial superiority than leveling the economic field.<\/p>\n

The .01 Percent<\/h4>\n
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Let’s put the one-percenters money into perspective by understanding what the figures mean. According to Forbes, “the average annual income of the 1 percent of the population is $717,000, compared to the average salary of the rest of the country, which is $51,000.<\/p>\n

The real disparity between the classes isn’t in income but net value: The 1 percent are worth about $8.4 million, or 70 times the lower levels’ worth. The 1 percent are executives, doctors, lawyers, politicians, pastors, and sports stars, to name a few.<\/p>\n

Within this group of people is an even smaller and wealthier subset, 1 percent of the top, or .01 percent of the entire nation. This group of elites is known as Kings<\/a>. Their incomes are well over $27 million annually, or roughly 540 times the national average salary. Altogether, the .01 percenters control 43 percent of the wealth in the nation; the next 4 percent control an additional 29 percent.” That totals 72 percent of the nation’s wealth.<\/p>\n

The Financial Gap<\/h4>\n

Disparities this deep<\/a> have not been seen since before the Great Depression, and it keeps growing. How does this small group of individuals continue to thrive? How can we achieve financial equality when the top .01 percent own America’s corporations?<\/p>\n

Making money in corporate America includes recruiting the brightest men and women to invest their time working to fulfill the owners’ corporate dreams. People who sell their products, offer services, or put money into financial schemes, property, etc., with the expectation of making a profit.<\/p>\n

You accomplish this steady stream of capital by recruiting investors and workers to meet corporate goals. At each higher level of skill, the money you make increases. But, it does not compare to the profit you’re creating for the top 1 percenters.<\/p>\n

The problem is, that the elite sees everyone below them as servants or property. They give you jobs, food, clothing, housing, etc. To share the wealth with people they believe are beneath them would violate their greed. So, to avoid a financial power shift, they will use every method to prevent the economic balance from becoming a relevant issue for discussion.<\/p>\n

Defining balance<\/h4>\n

What you see happening in government today is a war on the lower classes by the elite. To understand how financial equality work, is to define balance. Let’s look at how the Law of Balance operates: According to Mind Your Reality<\/a>, balance is not a fair measure of good and bad. There are two sides to everything \u2013 a positive and a negative without any implication of good or bad. Balance is the continuous rhythmic interchange between two parties where each side transmutes into the other and back again. In other words, real balance is an equal measure of giving and receiving.<\/p>\n

Like the anode of a battery gives, and the cathode receives, only to re-give to the anode, and the cycle continues. To give only is like trying to exhale all the time without ever taking a breath, whereas to receive only can be likened to breathing in and trying to hold your breath indefinitely without exhaling. Both inhaling and exhaling are necessary for balance.<\/p>\n

Everyone operates under this principle without being aware of it. The problem we’re facing now is the disproportional amounts of money taken by the .01 percenters that interfere with our way of life.<\/p>\n

The objective is to balance the give and take by getting the .01 percent to exhale more so we can inhale and prosper. Not by physical force but by economic strength<\/a>. You can achieve financial parity or balance if you unify. One person can’t move this economic stronghold, but collectively the people can say to the mountain move, and it will move.<\/p>\n

How Do You Move The Mountain?<\/h4>\n

To create this type of exchange, you don’t need a leader, just a plan. No one is going to save you but you. The belief in a savior is precisely the scenario the .01 percent expects from movements. So they can identify the mediator and cut off its “head.” Destroying the campaign and the hopes of the people.<\/p>\n

Individuals who unite are an unstoppable force. If people come together as one, you can achieve financial equality in a short period. How? By creating an economic movement that will counter the greed of the wealthy.<\/p>\n

The movement must be equal in power but opposite in direction to meet greed head-on. For example, to counter the buying frenzy that happens on Black Friday, a national day of no spending or investing should occur, coined Blue Monday. Although it is one day, this action will bring the financial markets to their knees and solicit an immediate reaction from the top 1 percent.<\/p>\n

You see, the imbalanced actions of the elite of taking more than they give require an equal but opposite reaction from the people to balance the equation. When these two forces meet, you will incite new results. The rich who are out of balance will eventually comply with the people seeking balance or self-destruct; that is the nature of the Law of Balance. As you see what’s happening today.<\/p>\n

The Martin Luther King Campaign<\/h4>\n

Let’s look at the Law at work in a real situation; the nonviolent movement of Dr. Martin Luther King. How did it work? It worked because there was a body of people operating under the Law to achieve equality. This Law works for you even if you don’t know you’re using it [Imagine the power you can generate by understanding the Law’s function?].<\/p>\n

His nonviolent movement was the proper, lawful response to meet head-on with the government’s violent unlawful acts, and racist actions to achieve voting equality. And because his campaign exposed America’s bigoted views to the world. Martin met his goals as a result.<\/p>\n

However, there is one valuable lesson to be learned from this experience. The one leader-led movement will end once the head is eliminated the body will die.<\/p>\n

Violence is Not an Option<\/h4>\n

Violence should never be an option when dealing with the Universal laws; if you resort to physical force, you step outside the Law’s protection. No law in creation gives you the authority to take a life, destroy, or lord over people. Universal laws assure balance for everything you do. When you ignore these laws, it makes you no better than the .01 percenters.<\/p>\n

You are of a higher order; the Law of balance is for your protection; as long as you work within its parameters, you can achieve financial equality.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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