Voir Dire Series 5 : on wealth prosperity abundance

wealth prosperity abundance not synonymous 

accumulation leads to conceit of rich
complex opulence
dualism anxiety 
inferior-superior byzantines
wealth increases mentality illusions
fierce finance hoarding arise
this happens only in material plain

having does not guarantee prosperity 
second always embrace aspects of being 
relationship and active community —
when prosperity focused 
simplicity flows, transparency results
philanthropic outlook gives
circulates 
flourishes self and others
breath within breath clear
core strengthens
organically

prosperity, abundance a potency 
in mentality 
subtle vibrations move heart 
slowed frequencies develop
transmuting third dimensional character 
increases focus on spiritual as
starting point

abide quietly, knowing 
abundance moves each sand grain
ear of wheat, water atom 
every thread of chromosome
it moves in circles 
live spirals in human flesh 
giving back to family, community 
ultimately to divine 
fresh moulds are circulated 
dances authentic 
powers stability, serenity, peace
contentment births clarity 
of godly purpose



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Sheehan Avatar
April 21, 2026 at 7:40 PM
Great write. Nice rhythm and flow. It has an element of the surreal. Enjoyed immensely. Health is wealth.
Daniels Avatar
April 21, 2026 at 9:33 PM
ThkU for pop-in, Sir Frank. Have a beautiful day. X.
Hind Avatar
April 21, 2026 at 3:15 PM
you are right, money cannot buy "water atom" which leads to everything else- beautiful pen, Ghairo
Daniels Avatar
April 21, 2026 at 9:26 PM
ThkU, Sweets ~ have a grt day. X.
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