Angel of Money
Raphael, Psalm 70, verse 12: These lenses have appeared because people have viewed the world passively. They have thus allowed themselves to be influenced by store windows, magazines, television, the envy of others, and whatever an artificial world has placed before their eyes to entice and ensnare them. This artificial world has shaped and educated people by making them believe that happiness on earth consists of having a home, a family, a social status, a job, money, vacations, and good health. Of course, this life is not inherently negative, but the world’s message is this: if you have all of these things, you will find happiness on earth, and then you can take the time to enjoy other things that are less vital, less essential to you. This is where the deception resides, for what is essential is essential, and everything else comes after it.
Uriel Psalm 67, verse 3: Powerful is the spirit of the world today, which has ensnared and seduced humanity through all that glitters, and especially through money. Money has become the embodiment of this spirit, the supreme goal, the very life and driving force of humankind.
Uriel Psalm 67, verse 6: True wealth resides within a person. Money is merely a means to realize it in the outside world.
Uriel Psalm 67, verse 9: Man must realize that the money he possesses must not be put in the service of death to glorify outward appearances. On the contrary, if a man has the opportunity to harness this energy, he must use it to build the glory of the divine world, so that the living tradition of the Light may live on earth and remain there. This is true wealth in all worlds. If those who have the means fail to do this, great poverty will befall all of humanity. People trapped in illusion will increasingly use all their resources to feed the outer world without ever finding any possibility of being satisfied. They will always need more and more, and humanity will become increasingly enslaved.
Raphaël, Psalm 77, verse 2: You have not been trained or educated to know yourselves beyond your outward appearance and to understand who you truly are. Every day, you maintain an attitude that keeps you in this state of mind. You have been raised in fear and doubt. Fear of tomorrow, fear of failing, of not being capable, of not having enough money to live on, of not existing in the eyes of others. So, whether in the material world or the spiritual realm, you throw yourselves headlong into work, hoping to find stability there. Some will become submissive and do whatever they are told to do. Others will become tyrants and seek to impose their will on everyone. All these attitudes remain under the sway of the human world and its identification with death, with the domination of fear and doubt.
