Taina voda

Nowadays when one has a gift, the temptation is great to make a business out of it. This is the wrong route. Never has one with a gift developed the gift into something further by engaging in money making. Not that money making is bad, it’s just incompatible with a spiritual gift.

Some people say what is the point of having clear sight if I don’t use it? The altruists may say it could help people in need; the more practical ones would rush to monetize it. In reality both are irrelevant. One cannot tell anymore if someone uses their gift to truly help or to earn money on the back of people’s unhappiness.

There are some rules though that must be observed. Old women in our tradition had rules to obey strictly and time has shown their validity.

Rule 1: You cannot refuse if asked

If someone has heard you have a gift and asks you to use the gift in his / her favor, you must comply. You cannot refuse this first ask, but you can decline any further ones, especially if you see the person developing an obsession or asking you to do things against your judgement. If the first ask is of the dark side, you can refuse.

The reason behind this rule is that you don’t know the whole picture. Your gift is limited in reach, so you know one thing, but not another. If someone comes and ask you to provide information about a long-lost relative, you might not know if the person has devoted their whole life on that search, if this is a deep and incurable pain he/she carries; or inversely you may not know if the long-lost relative is hiding from harm done to them by the person before you. If you don’t know the parameters, you must act with your best judgement and not deprive a soul from what is given to you against no payment. Fate will settle this debt out of your reach, I promise.

Since the day you have received the gift, you must have noticed that everything has been augmented around you. Your responsibility has grown. What you should have noticed is the constant accounting of the “matrix”. There is invisible balance sheet that is being balanced every second and now you should strive to consciously balance it. When the person comes with their ask in that very moment there is a liability that appears on your side. You must settle it asap, lest the Judge settle it himself, because then it may not be in your favor. If you consider the ask to be of the dark side (ex. to harm a human being), you should recognize that this is a test, your decision will be recorded and your liability will grow immensely and it must be paid fully by you, it has become a sin. Only the Judge will settle it now. In all other cases you must comply so that you can settle the liability you have on the spot. By delivering the ask to your best knowledge and not withholding anything, you have an asset on your side, the equivalent of an account receivable whose value you don’t know. That’s a big problem. You never know the value, neither of the liability, nor of the asset account.

The person who has approached you after receiving his ask has now a liability towards you. It is better for him/her to settle it asap. If they recognize the value of what you have given them, they should respond in kind and award you compensation that matches at the same time the value of what they have received and their capacity to compensate. It is their responsibility to measure this, not yours.

Rule 2: You cannot ask for money

This brings us to the second rule – you cannot price your gift. You cannot say my clear sight costs X per visit, because you don’t know the values that must be balanced between you and the other person. If you have delivered precious information, this person must thank you with appropriate compensation so that his/her liability is settled. That might happen to be a piece of bread. The person might be poor and in deep trouble, so he/she cannot give more. You should not ask either.

If the person thinks he/she is smarter than you and despite being in a comfortable material position and having received precious information from you, they decide not to settle the liability at all, to walk away or even worse oblige you to deliver more and more under a threat… then I deplore his future. When the liability of the person has not been settled, it creates an account receivable on your side. Now you have an ask on him. Think of it as a free pass. The more questionable are his/her actions, the greater is your account receivable growing. Then the Judge will settle the account in this very life. You augment everything, you fasten everything. Every debt will be settled very soon, the Judge will not wait to transfer this into another life. Rest assured, the next time you meet this person all your grief will be repaid bitterly.

That is why you cannot ask for money as it is out of your reach to know the values of the liabilities and accounts receivable that form between both of you, nor you have power over the settlement. What you should strive for is to create more accounts receivable. If the person didn’t repay you but had a pure heart, your account receivable creates good “equity” for you. You simply did a good deed, the world becomes a better place because of you. If the person didn’t repay enough or had an evil heart, you will be rewarded in due time. Don’t ask how, when or how much lest you make a new liability on your side fueled by your greed.

If one fails to understand the mechanics of this, then he or she is destined to darkness. This meticulous accounting is simply the law of the “matrix”.

In conclusion, don’t price, but don’t fail to see the work of the Judge when delivered.