We all want more money—for different reasons. For some, it represents luxury, for others, survival. Some seek it to contribute and give back, while others pursue it simply because they’ve been told they should.
Pause for a moment and reflect—have you ever truly explored your relationship with money? Do you like money? Does money seem to like you? What stories do you tell yourself about it?
Now consider this: If money were a person, who would it be to you? Would it feel like a friend, a source of stress, or something distant and difficult to connect with?
Often, our beliefs about money are shaped early in life. Do you find yourself repeating the same thoughts you heard growing up—“There’s never enough,” “I work so hard but it’s never sufficient,” “Money is difficult to earn”? These narratives quietly shape how money flows into—and out of—your life.
Your emotional response to money also matters. When you think about money, do you feel empowered and grateful—or anxious, frustrated, or fearful? When fear dominates, we unconsciously push money away. In that state, money does not feel like an ally—it feels like a struggle.
Take a moment to reflect further: Why do you truly want money? Is it for security, freedom, power, love, recognition, or the ability to give back?
Your personality and habits around money also play a role. You may identify as a compulsory saver, a compulsory spender, a risk-taker, or someone who constantly worries about finances. Alongside this, emotions such as anxiety, guilt, doubt, or neglect can shape your financial reality more than you realise.
There may also be hidden beliefs holding you back—ideas like “too much money is bad,” “money creates problems,” “money doesn’t stay,” or “wealth leads to negativity.” These beliefs, often unconscious, influence your ability to attract and sustain abundance.
If this feels overwhelming, try a simple reflection. Imagine a friend or neighbour has just bought a new home or car. What is your immediate reaction? Is it joy, comparison, jealousy, indifference, or inspiration? That first response reveals more about your relationship with money than you might think.
From the perspective of ancient wisdom, everything operates on energy and vibration—and money is no exception. The question is: are your vibrations aligned to attract money, or are there internal blockages limiting its flow?
The study of numerology (energy & vibration) gives a direct and experiential answer to some of these questions. If this reflection has stirred something within you, take it as a sign. I invite you to explore your vibrations and energy around money—so you can create a more abundant and fulfilling life.
