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Is Money really the root of all evil?

I find that hard to believe.  I know that different religions take different approaches to money, and the amassing of it, epecially in very large amounts, but isn’t the root of all evil a bit harsh?

After all, unless I’m mistaken, all religions ask people to donate money (tithing, zakah, etc.) and I don’t see the clergy turning the money away because its “The Root Of All Evil”. 

So this leads me to the conclusion that the priesthoods and scholars must knwo someting about money that the average person isn’t privvy to.  There must be some redeeming quality about money that makes it justified, in spite of its less-than-holy reputation.  There must be something about it that which makes all of the centuries of bad press be brought to naught.

I think that I’ve discovered that redeeming quality.  It seems that money, in sufficient quantity, enables one to have the freedom to pursue the real goals of their lives.

 Your goals are likely quite different than mine, but one think binds us.  We both need money, directly or indirectly, to live. 

But imagine that you find yourself blessed to be in a position in which you no longer have to struggle for money.  Imagine that you have money coming from multiple sources in sufficient quantity that the loss of any one of them would not severely impact your freedom or livelihood.

Only once you achieve such a financial status will you be able to truly stop the ridiculous routines that so many of us go through to make money.  Only then can your “real life” begin.

I invite all of you to stop looking at the pursuit of wealth as an end or as a goal.  As long as you look at it that way, it will likely elude you.

It wasn’t until I stopped caring abou money and focused on the things that I really want out of life that the money began to come easily.

I hope it does for you as well, my friend.

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