[00:00] Speaker 1: (Instrumental music) Hi. This is Sugandhi Iyer for The Good Fortune Show. How are you doing? Last week, we missed the show. Just, I can just say, I, I was not aligned to the show itself. You see, the show is a high vibration show, and I personally also have to be aligned with the show. I draw on high vibrations and, uh, personally, I have to be aligned with the show, so there was a lot of time thing going on over there and technical thing going on over there, and the alignment was just not there, and I was personally not aligned to the show. That is, um, that is a fact. That is the truth. The s- the show cannot be done in any and all energy. It has to be done, you know, in, in a very, very great, uh, state of energy. And there was some like rushing things going on onboard the ship. Yes, we did dock.

[02:52] Speaker 1: We did dock, and there was, I would say, the amount of alignment was less because they also had some, um, uh, you know, I think there was one person onboard on their staff who was not of very good energy, and she, we have no idea, you know, what energy people bring to places. And so let's just say we were not aligned to the show itself, and we don't want to do the show if we are not aligned to it. However, the- again, the show must go on. The show must go on, and so here we are, and we will focus on some cards today. But before that, I wanted to talk about, you know how I said we, we would go away to farm lands in this other city and come back with coconut trees in our aura? Well, guess what? You know, even this new apartment that we took, um, and we took this sight unseen also. (laughs) 'Cause we were always far away, right?

[03:59] Speaker 1: And then, we come back, come here, and then we see that outside all the windows is, okay, remember there are some, um, there are some scenic backdrops that are, they're supposed to be good. They're supposed to be good, and one of them is a swimming pool. You know, having a swimming pool view. Another is mountains and hills and greenery. Another ocean backdrop, and that is why people take homes on beaches, correct? And I love beach homes. Just, just so, so amazing. Is a ocean backdrop, the blue and the sand. Wow. And then, we have other potential background, backgrounds, but here, we ended up with, okay, here's what's going on outside the window. There is a combination of two swimming pools, blue color swimming pools with the beach umbrellas, you know, dotting the edges. (laughs) One is a kiddy pool. One is an adult pool. So, we have that if you look down.

[05:16] Speaker 1: And then, we also have, there is a parking lot over here that they built for the cars, and the parking lot has on top of it a basketball court, and they've kind of decorated the parking lot with greenery. And then, we have a golf course going on over here, a huge golf course. Wow. And now, the golf course, where the golf course on one side ends are hills/mountains with abundance of greenery. You know, how many points is that already? You have the hillside. You have a golf course (laughs) view. I mean, the whole golf course is spread out here, and you know, with its pretty, pretty turf and-... some decor and all that stuff going on. They've really done a good job. You've got a hillside. The hills are right here, doorstep, bit of greenery, full greenery. And then as the hills end, the golf course starts. So the golf course runs alongside the hills. Wow. And then you have swimming pools. So that's already three fantastic scenic backdrop.

[06:39] Speaker 1: And a parking lot which is decorated with green shrubs. They put green on the building, like they put plants growing out of this and that. And then on top of that is a basketball court, which looks really pretty. And then you have the skies, of course. Architecturally, there is a beautiful building. So architecturally, this building in... it's off to one side, is really beautiful off to the right. And then off to the left is all of these (alarm sounds) other things that is going on. So now that we have this covered- (alarm sounds) wow, you know, it really works when you, when you take the care and effort to stuff things into your aura, to stuff things into your aura. It works for you. We took the site, I'm seeing also, we have visited this complex while we were living here because we wanted to, you know, narrow it down. And, um... But we took the apartment site on scene, did not know about this view, and we have struck gold.

[07:55] Speaker 1: Where the view is concerned of course, the apartment is really cute. Now, we have to take this seriously. Look, in India to get a golf course alongside a hill with swimming pools? (laughs) And parking lots with basketball courts on it. Think about it. In India. We are not putting down India. (laughs) But this would be hard to get anywhere. Even in America you get one of these things, maybe, if you're lucky. And then maybe two if you're very lucky. But this is a scenic treasure that just happened, and happened by itself because of the law of attraction being the manager of things. And, you know, we struck gold over here where the scenery is concerned. So you can basically sit and look out and people... You know, you have the rare person walking. This is not a very crowded place, you know, so it's really, really nice. So do you see that... Wow, once you really build up your aura into something then, um, you could, you could go to sleep and wake up with treasure in your hands.

[09:27] Speaker 1: Not do a thing, not do a thing. We were really concerned about the apartment itself this time because of, you know, the bees and the mosquito netting and all that stuff. So we made sure this one had it all, this apartment. And, um, because we just wanted to step foot into the city, so I knew about the mosquito netting not being there, but, you know, I had to somehow get into the city. But then once here, we have the power of choice on our hands, right? I mean, we can go to the next step, the next level. So we were more concerned about the apartment this time rather than the view. Like, the apartment should have everything. But because we have the power of choice now- Because we already have one in hand, but we have the power of choice being here already. So we knew that this particular building and this particular complex has all of this. But then we didn't know about the scenery. Then we struck lucky.

[10:31] Speaker 1: All because of all the coconut trees and farmlands that have been stuffed into this Santa goodie bag. For people who think, "Oh my God, she's talking of coconut trees and greenery and, you know, how does it matter?" It matters. It matters. At, at the very least, it shows propensity. It sh-... Okay, it shows a pattern. It shows that... You can have whatever you want. It all depends on people's focus. My focus could be greenery, but somebody else's focus could be something else. They just have to use the principles. They just have to replace the desire itself. Maybe they don't want a golf course and a hillside full of greenery and swimming pools with pretty umbrellas, you know, deck umbrellas surrounding it, awnings and all. Maybe they don't want all that. Maybe they want something else, but they just have to use the principle for this. And then you end up getting it. You end up getting it.

[11:43] Speaker 1: You just have to replace the items that I seek, that we seek with something that you seek, that you would like to have. But the principle remains the same, that you just strike lucky, that's all. I mean, you could be sleeping and you'd wake up and you'd have it right there. That's, that's... You know, b- because of all the cruises...Think about it. Okay, let me paint a pretty picture. Actually, it's not a pretty picture. Anybody who's been online and seen the traffic in India, and, and the way that it looks, now, keep that in mind, and then wipe it clear (laughs) . Okay? So keep that in mind. Now, replace that with an ocean, blue ocean. Nothing in sight, just blue ocean. So one hand, you have this traffic, and then on the other hand, you have a blue ocean.

[12:58] Speaker 1: So when we deliberately take ourselves out of the traffic zone and we place ourself into the ocean zone, then basically, it just, it just shows that all around us is emptiness, worried, prettiness, calmness, the luxury of the ocean, all of that around us. So we deliberately take ourselves out of, number one, the traffic, and we put ourselves into number two, the place where the ocean exists. So having done that quite a few times, and then also having replaced, let's say, a bunch of traffic with, with, um, trees. And this time while arriving, we also came across an island full of coconut trees, but they also speak Arabic. So wow, that island, the blue of that scene, it's, it's unbelievable. But having done this consistently, and you're with me, you've... You know how many times we've done this. We struck gold here. We got a three-in-one, and we're not including the parking lot with greenery growing out of its sides and a basketball court on top. We're not even including that.

[14:31] Speaker 1: We're talking about the three-in-one, the golf course, hills with greenery, and swimming pools. Three-in-one scenery. So this is what this translated into. Now, again, this could be my thing, right? The scenery and the peace and the, you know, calmness. I may like that. You may like that. But somebody else might say, "Okay, let's replace with some, replace this with something else." You know, when we lived in Freemont, California, it was very pretty. We had... We were at the foothills over there, of sudden hills/mountains with cows and horses. But half an hour drive, half an hour, 40 minute, 45 minutes, you're into San Francisco. You just take that bridge, this is my memory, and you're into San Francisco. So somebody who, who likes San Francisco, you know, with the up and down roads (laughs) , they just go up, and then boom, drop down. And that's piers, all the pier one, pier two, pier whatever, four, whatever. And you have seals, I think. Yeah.

[15:51] Speaker 1: So anybody who likes San Francisco might say, "Okay, so I'm filling my aura up with something akin to like San Francisco." So having visited certain crowded cities, San Francisco's not super bad. It's not that bad compared to these cities here. But still, if somebody says, "Okay, I want this. I want to get out of my remote village. I want the city life." And so they keep going to the city, going to the city, going to the city. They replace everything in their aura with that, and they're going to end up with it. So people can do the reverse too. Now, we never lived in San Fran. We would get out of San Fran. If we ever spent a night there, we would get out of it. We never wanted to take an apartment over there. But that's our choice. Somebody might like glitz and glamour, Vegas. Wow, lights. Lights everywhere, beauty, beautiful people, beautiful people.

[17:17] Speaker 1: And so then you keep thinking about it, or you visualize it, put it up on your vision board, visit it, or visit a place like that itself. And you do that, it gets into your aura. So we're creating our own fortune over here. We're creating our own fortune over here. And so I came across this article. I read very little of it. I think just a few sentences of it and it was enough. The person who, the businessman who spent $600 million US dollars on his son's wedding recently and had Rihanna perform, and remember for his daughter, he spent a little lesser. He probably upped it this time, and he had Beyonce perform. Well, he had John Cena and people like that come over for this wedding.And somebody interviewed him or somebody spoke about him, a close friend, who's an actor, a very famous actor, and he said, "This man does not use up the money that he makes. You know, he just cannot spend it." No wonder he went and spent $600 million US dollars on a wedding.

[18:45] Speaker 1: It seems he's not able to spend it all, obviously. So, what he does, however, is he continues to make money because of his love for making money. His love for making money. So, having made a lot of money, he has so much, he cannot even spend it. Unless he, you know, (laughs) probably, unless he, uh, spends $600 million US dollars on a few people, you know, pick them up randomly, and keeps spending huge amounts of money on people's weddings. Why should he? You know, he's, his children are married now, I think. So, having or being unable to spend all the money that he makes... By the way, he lives here in the city. And, you know, we drive across his apartment building. And now, when these people have apartments, they own the building itself. (laughs) They don't have one apartment in the building, they own it. But it seems that he likes to make money, so he makes money for the pleasure of making money. The pleasure of making money. One could say he's addicted to making money. Wow.

[20:14] Speaker 1: So, we're going to see what it means to like making money. So, we like the scenery. We like the scenery, and you can see how the scenery works out for us, correct? It's our good fortune. It's a personal good fortune, it's been built up that way. It started with all the visits to Flagstaff and Williams. Williams and then Flagstaff from Las Vegas. It started off with that. But here, it just took on a huge, huge level. And now, the scenery, we cannot shake off this, the scenery. We cannot shake it off. So, having said that, however, we want to go into what is it that it would take, what is it that it would take to create a mind that takes pleasure from making money, and makes money because it wants to make money, not because it needs to make money? We will take a couple of minutes break for some music. We will meet again in the next section, and let's think about this topic of money and explore what it would take to create a mind that likes to make money.

[21:52] Speaker 1: So, I'm hoping you're gonna be there when I come back. Don't go away. Hold on tight. (instrumental music) Hi, this is Sugandhi Iyer for The Good Fortune Show.So now you all know that... Uh, and please, please, please give me some credit. Please? Pretty please? (laughs) With, with what on top? Oranges. (laughs) Give me some credit. We worked so hard. We worked so hard to get rid from the traffic of the city that, you know, even Trevor Noah was complaining about.

[24:51] Speaker 1: We worked so hard to keep our auras safe from that, from that. And if you ever want to use au- the word U-G-L-Y, U-G-L-Y, you could use that for that traffic, the way it looks, the way the whole thing runs, the, the, the, the darkness. The darkness of that whole, whole place. We are talking of the traffic rules. You get out of your home, you go to the right, you're on the highways and state ways that takes you into the farmlands. You get onto the left, you're going towards the city. You're immediately into the... Immediately. And it's not that it's just traffic, it's dark. It's dark. It looks like it's come from some, some period where darkness existed. It's not just... Okay, you know, a whole bunch of cars and things and it's traffic. No, it's dark. The scenery is dark.

[26:04] Speaker 1: So, just see the effort that's gone into keeping our auras safe, and look what we ended up with, with a three in one plus a parking lot with a basketball court on top, four feature scenic backdrop, all by itself, sight unseen. So we did put in some effort to do that, but here we have the money and the Law of Attraction cards, Esther and Jerry Hicks, The Teachings of Abraham. Wow. You know, when The Secret came out and What The Bleep Do We Know?, the books, the Law of Attraction books, it kind of gave people a chance to have a magic wand in their hands to create what they want and not be fatalistic. Oh, this is my lot. Universe clearly gave us teachings that would help us fix things. And in that city, if we could somehow stuff our aura with beauty and then end up with more beauty, then, wow, it works. The attraction factor or the energy that we're giving out is so high where beauty is concerned that we just get it back fold full. Like, so like attracts like, right?

[27:47] Speaker 1: So we must be sending out some vibrations which has all of these things in it, like the coconut trees, the ocean, you know, the beauty, and all of the stuffs. Our vibrations would be containing that, and then it attracts back the same.So here's the thing. Being in the midst of the traffic over there in that city, I will personally admit, there was no way that I could imagine greenery. Of course, I told you, right? We were on the edge, so on one side there is greenery.

[30:47] Speaker 1: But they were already building things up there too, starting to build there too. So I mean, cancel, cancel, cancel. But we couldn't just imagine it. It was, it was something where, you know, day after day after day, you're living in something and you wanna imagine the opposite. Wow. So we took ourselves away, and we put ourselves into places where, you know, we don't have to imagine things. It's a, it's a fact then, right? When you're driving alongside beautiful farmlands, it's a fact. It's not imagination. It's a fact. Because try as I might, my imagination was not going to stretch so far. (laughs) I'm admitting it, okay? Let's just say this imaginative mind (laughs) got... It's like I couldn't use my imagination there. There's nothing I could do. But we made it into a fact just by taking ourselves out of it and putting ourselves into various pretty places. It was a fact. That's what we did.

[32:08] Speaker 1: But where money is concerned, many people protest when we explain the power of telling the story of their finances so that they want, so that, so they want it to be rather than as it is. Explaining the story of their finances the way they want it to be rather than as it is, factual, because p- they believe that they should be factual about what is happening. But if you continue to look at lackful what-is and speak of what-is, you will not find the improvement that you desire. If you want to effect substantial change in your life experience, you must think thoughts that feel different as you think them. Now, what is a lack thought? A lack thought is, "Wow, I don't have enough. Cancel, cancel. I don't have enough. Cancel, cancel." If you have to make a negative statement, please cancel them. You don't want your statements floating out there and then, you know, coming back. But everything is relative, right?

[33:21] Speaker 1: So if a person wants to buy a $5 million house, has only a 200 or 300,000 in hand, he's going to think 5 million is way out, and factually, he's going to say something like, "I..." And we're telling the universe to cancel all our negative statements right now as we make them. "I don't have enough money to buy my dream house," is what he's going to say. He's being factual about it. And most of us, most people like to be truthful, at least to ourselves, correct? I mean, if we can't be truthful to ourselves, who else can we be truthful to? So, because of this innate part of us that needs to be truthful, no matter what, "Yay, I'm truthful." At least to myself, I am. And maybe to some others too. So if you meet somebody else, "How did you manage to get your dream house?" "No, I don't have enough money for that. I don't think I'll ever have enough money for that." Wow.

[34:40] Speaker 1: (exhales) A trick you can do over here, and here is where, you know, where we couldn't use our imagination to pretend that the traffic didn't exist, right, so we just took ourselves away, is aim lower now. Find something that is not the $5 million house, but co- could be 200,000. It, it could be super cute. Super, super, super cute. Really, it could be a small house, you know? And sometimes they even have these homes, the small homes that they come and they plop on a plot of land and they go away, transporting type of homes. But it could be super cute. So, so someone who cannot afford the $5 million house could like something which is on a smaller scale, cuter and super cute, and then say, "Wow, this could be my dream home too," and search in his or her mind, and it could be affordable.

[36:04] Speaker 1: Now it becomes a fact, "Hey, John, Fictitious John, did you manage to get your dream house?" "Oh, yes, Fictitious Tom, I was actually thinking about it, and I'm thinking of going in for it, and I have the money for it. I already have the money for it, or I could gather some more. It's easy for me to do."Now, this is factual. It's factual. So, here we are flowing towards the universe feelings about money. Our feelings about money is, I have enough for what I want. I have enough for what I desire. I have the power to buy whatever I want. And this would be very factual. You know, it would be truthful. It's just like somebody who wants to buy a $200,000 handbag. (laughs) Okay, $20,000 handbag. He wants it, or she wants it, but she can easily buy a $20 pizza. Now, being able to buy a $20 pizza, but not thinking of the $20,000 handbag, because while thinking of the $20,000 handbag and feeling things like, I don't have enough money for that. Or, think of the $20 pizza and feel good.

[37:58] Speaker 1: You know, touch your pocket. You know what? I have enough money for that. And you feel good about money, you know? It just changes the vibrations, immediately. Our feelings about money just pivots. It just turns around. It just turns around, and we could have many of these $20 bills, many of these $20 bills that we feel that we have the money to buy what we want. We feel good about it. You feel happy that we have the money, that God has provided. You know, I want this $20 pizza and I have the money to buy it, I feel good. Yay, I'm gonna go get my pizza. Having given it, given out enough of these great feeling vibrations of having, having, having, rather than the lack of. And we're talking very simple terms here, we're talking common man, everyday man. We are not going into the celebrity zone at all right now. We're talking common man. How, how rich we can feel, right? When we break it down and we have so many $20 notes that we could go and get that pizza already.

[39:35] Speaker 1: And so what happens for, about our feelings for money? We feel good. We feel good of our, about ourselves. We don't have to be somebody else before, you know, before we feel good about ourselves and our ability to buy things. There's always going to be someone richer. There's always going to be someone who is going to go get the $20,000 pocketbook, handbag. Personally, yes, if I wanted a $20,000 handbag, I could go buy it. Factually speaking, in my mind, if I wanted it, I could go get it. Factual. It's a fact. Am I going to go get it? No. (laughs) Not interested. I don't collect things. I just don't collect things. We're not in, very much in favor of collecting things. You know, my mom, she throws out (laughs) things so fast. It's not used for two days, it's out. (laughs) And she, we don't want crowded garages, we don't like, you know, the whole crowded garage and store this and store that and collect things and, you know. In our home, we're busy throwing things away.

[41:05] Speaker 1: We prefer not buying it in the first place, and we don't have to throw it away, 'cause you know, things take up place. And then, who actually uses it? So, we prefer the scenery, we prefer food, we prefer all of these other awesome things in life. So, we don't collect things. I personally don't collect shoes and handbags and all of these things, and clothes also, you know. Don't collect them. But if I wanted it, yes, I could buy it. It's a fact. But then every, but let's say there's somebody else with two million dollars and he wants something for two million dollars, and it's a fact for him, not saying it's not a fact for me, we're not denying things here, but we're not saying, making statements here, but we're also saying that it does not have to be a $20,000 pocketbook. It could be a $20 pizza, and we feel so rich because we have the money to go get that pizza. And just imagine if we feel this way consistently, and keeps adding up. The good feelings add up, the good feelings add up.

[42:18] Speaker 1: They add up. There's, there's a counting machine here, like a cashier machine, and it's adding up numbers here. But here, it's not adding numbers, it's adding good feelings.So Gandhi had a good feeling. Oh, Tom had a good feeling. Oh, John had a good feeling. Jane had a good feeling. All fictitious. And so the number is going up. Wow, another good feeling, another good feeling, another good feeling, another good feeling. It doesn't have to be a $20,000 pocket book. But it's a feeling, it's a good feeling, and it, the whole thing is adding up, adding up, adding up. It's going to go crazy and go, "Wow, wow, wow." At some point, your, the, your money vibes are going to be skyrocketing, because of all the gratitude and good feelings that you're putting out. Wow. And imagine our aura stuffed with all the 20,000, uh, sorry, $20 bills, stuffed. And the aura's stuffed with so many purchases of these 20, 20, 20, 20, 20, 20. It's adding up. Just adding up.

[43:35] Speaker 1: The numbers are going up and the good feeling calculator is calculating and calculating and it's just going out of whack. I mean, the whole thing is out of control now. It's like, "We can buy anything we want." That's how, that's how confident we are. And the law of attraction says, like attracts like. Like attracts like. All of these things are going to trigger somewhere or the other. It's going to have this effect, you know, where it's just going here, it's hitting that. And then it's like when you hit, um, a jackpot. Goes and hits this and hits that and hits this and hits that. And the whole thing, it's almost like it is hitting the jackpot. It, it attains a certain vibe at a certain point, it attains a certain wave, it certain, it attains a certain height, frequency in vibration. And in that frequency, the, all the bells go off and it's like, "Victor, Victor, Victor, V-I-C-T-O-R, Victor, Victor, won, won, won, won.

[44:51] Speaker 1: Winnings, winnings, jackpot, jackpot, jackpot." It's the good vibes that have added up and added up and added up into things, into money. And all we need is a $20 bill. All we need is a $20 bill for this. But we're creating the vibrations that we want to create. And here, we are being factual. Here, we are being factual. So this is a way to do it, where you're being factual about it. It's for the people who cannot imagine things, no matter what happens. You know? (laughs) They could be in any situation where they're still going to be factual about things. But you could be using this and still be factual and gathering up all those good vibrations about money. But here, Abraham says, "Try to tell your story the way you want it to be." So now, let's take it to the next level and say that, "Okay, so now we are out of the $20 zone. We know how to add up good vibrations with the money that we have." Okay, so our aura is now clocking up so much good vibrations about money.

[46:24] Speaker 1: So what do we do when we want the $20,000 pocketbook, handbag? We check our bank, it's not there. The money's not there, or we cannot come up with it. What do we do? There, Abraham says that, imagine things. Tell the story the way you would rather have it be than what it is. This is for those people who can come up with a whopping (laughs) story. And maybe you can practice it, you know? You can say that, something like, "Oh, well, I would've bought that pocketbook. I have money to do it, you know? I can easily gather the money. I already have it to do it, but I just don't want it. (laughs) I don't want it, but I can if I want to." See here, we are not concerned about the pocketbook itself. We are concerned about the money and the presence of it, not the purchase of the pocketbook. So we would say something like, "I could buy this if I want to, you know? I could. I just don't want it." (laughs) But here, we are putting power behind, behind the money part of it.

[47:53] Speaker 1: And we are saying, "If we wanted it, we could, you know? I just don't want it. Maybe if something nice comes up, I'll buy it." So how do you feel when you say that? And don't look into your bank account if 20,000 is really there. Don't go there at all. Would you be able to tell this whopping lie? Okay, let's just be factual and say, "Okay, it's a whopping lie." You know, fictitious John doesn't have $20,000, even if that's the last amount he spent and it's on a pocketbook. Well, why would fic- fic- fictitious John want it, uh, fictitious Jane, unless it's for his wife.But 52 Jane is saying that, "Okay, I do have $20,000." So now if she really had $20,000, she could imagine, "If I really wanted that pocket book, I could get it. I just don't want it." So that's fine. Your money vibrations are still safe. But let's say 52 Jane doesn't have $20,000. She can barely scrape up 2,200. (laughs) She can tell the story the way she wants it to be, how she would rather.

[49:07] Speaker 1: So here is where we say, we get into the whopping lie zone. The whopping lie zone. (laughs) And she goes into s- huge lie. (laughs) And we're saying that we're taking the support of lies over here. We are, right now. And we're saying that, "I have the money to buy it." And we fool our brain, or we tell our brain that we have the money, and we imagine it, and it's there. So this is where, you know, somebody who wants to win at a game imagines themselves winning, reaching the finish line even before the event actually happens. You know, he does it many times. In his mind, he's reached it. So in our mind, it's in our bank. If we want, we can just take the money and buy it. Here we use the whopping lie theory, and we say, or the whopping lie statement, and we say that, "Look, I can buy it, I have it, I have it, I have it." Here we go into imagination zone, and we fool our minds into thinking that we can buy it if we really want it. We can buy it if we really want it.

[50:27] Speaker 1: You know, we came up on time. That's the warning I got, and we will meet again for the Joyful Manifestation show, and let's continue on this particular topic of money. This is Sukhavi Iyer. I'm wishing you a fantastic rest of the week, a fantastic rest of the day, and I'm signing off for the Good Fortune Show.

[50:52] Speaker 2: (Upbeat music playing)