Voting with dollars

One of the interesting beliefs many people have about spirituality and money is there's something "wrong" with making money from spiritual growth.

I know I've done a lot of work around this regarding my own life and the combination of my spiritual growth and my business life. I've cleared a lot of space here and I'm creating a strong combination of the two in my life. And - still - I sometimes feel a twinge when I come across something that shifts me in my spiritual growth and then discover there's a business running "behind" the scenes. Sometimes, the business is not even behind the scenes, it's clearly up front and I may still feel some little twinge.

Maybe it's something in my space and maybe it's something in theirs but - either way - I know it sometimes stands in my way of accepting what the universe brings to me as a next step on the path.

Case in point - Neale Donald Walsh has just released the last book (as in final, no more, that's it...) in the Conversations With God series. I've read some of these and always find something there worth the investment in time, money and energy. This book deals with death, the "afterlife" and other issues that are sure to be interesting.

And he's offering a great deal for everyone who buys the book today from Amazon.com or Barnes & Noble online. He's got a long list of spiritual teachers and others who are creating change on the planet who are including free or reduced prices items when you purchase his book today. It's an amazing offer.

I know Joe Vitale (and others) have used this technique to push their books to #1 status on Amazon for a day. Joe even beat out the latest Harry Potter release with one of his books.

So what's the problem?

The value offered is amazing.

The people involved are all aligned on creating an enlightened, peaceful future for the planet.

I like great value and I like supporting people aligned with my passion.

But - still - I could feel a little twinge of doubt, a little sceptical voice muttering about how there must be a catch, there's something I can't see here, it can't really be that good, etc. etc. etc. ad nauseum.

I decided to experience a small triumph over scepticism through my integrity and took the offer. I bought the book. I'll review the bonuses and other offers included. And I'm doing it with a deliberate attitude of gratitude for all those people taking steps to create a better future.

And, as a further step, I'm bringing all of this to you and suggesting you vote with your dollars for your beliefs and integrate this aspect of your life one little bit more. Today.

Go here and do it!

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