Money is a fundamental component of modern society. It is the driving force behind almost everything that we do. However, the notion that money is everything needs to be challenged. One of the reasons why the sense of equality and oneness does not prevail in this world is because money has the power to divide us on an economic level. Today, we will delve into how money plays with human emotions and the impact it has on the rich and poor emotionally and biologically.
Understanding Human Emotions and the Vibe Scale
Before discussing how money manipulates human emotions, it is essential to understand the human emotions and the vibe scale. The human energy is divided into nine emotions known as the Nav-rasas. These emotions are happiness/humor, sadness/sorrow, disgust, heroism/courage, anger, surprise/wonder, peace or tranquility, love, and fear.
These emotions are further classified into two types of vibrations: positive and negative. The positive vibes include love, laughter, courage, and peace. On the other hand, the negative vibes comprise sorrow, anger, disgust, and terror/fear.
It is worth noting that there is one emotion that does not appear on the vibe scale, and that is surprise/wonder. This emotion always has another emotion attached to it, and the attachment of the second emotion depends on the situation. If the situation is good, the surprise emotion will go on the positive side of the scale, and if the situation is not good, the same emotion will turn down to the negative side of the vibe scale.
The human energy is divided into 9 emotions called the Nav-rasas they are as follows:-
- Happiness/ Humor.
- Sadness/ sorrow.
- Disgust.
- Heroism/ courage.
- Anger.
- Surprise/ wonder.
- Peace or tranquility.
- Love.
- Fear.
Manipulation of Human Emotions with Money
The wealthy 2% of society that manipulates the 98% of society knows how to exploit humanity with the tool of money. Governments and the elite use this knowledge to keep us captive in negative vibes or frequency.
One of the most basic examples of this manipulation is the difference between the rich and poor. The wealthy are always on the positive side of the vibe scale because with money comes a sense of security that gives them a confidence boost, which overall helps in their mental, biological, and inner health. In contrast, the poor never experience this sense of security, and they live in fear of having less, which invites a mental state of greed, fear, and other negative emotions.
Now these rasas or emotions are further divided into 2 types of vibrations: the positive vibes and the negative vibes.
The positive vibes are as follows: –
- Love.
- Laughter.
- Courage.
- Peace.
The negative emotions are as follows-
- Sorrow.
- Anger.
- Disgust.
- Terror/ fear.
Now there is one emotion which does not appear on the vibe scale and that is surprise/ wonder. This emotion always has another emotion attached to it. The attachment of the second emotion always depends on the situation. If the situation is good the surprise emotion will go on the positive side of the scale and if the situation is not good then the same emotion will turn down to the negative side of the vibe scale.
The Impact of Negative Emotions on Physical Well-being
These negative emotions also affect the physical wellbeing of a person, causing medical illnesses that lead them to hospitals. These negative vibes also lead to greed, want, and helplessness, which result in soaring crime rates.
When there is no economic stability in a person’s life, there is always fear in that person. This mentality of having less terrorizes them in their subconscious mind, leading them to situations they want to avoid.
One of the most basic E.g., of this is the rich and the poor. The rich are always on the positive side of the vibe scale because with money comes a sense of security and this gives a confidence boost which overall helps in their mental, biological and inner health. The poor on the other hand never experience this and they always live in fear of having less and this invites a mental state of greed, fear and such kind of negative emotions.
These negative emotions also affect the physical wellbeing of a person. This causes a lot of medical illness which leads them to hospitals. These negative vibes also get them greedy and this greed, want, helplessness get crime rates soaring high.
When there is no economic stability in a person’s life there is always fear in that person. He always has the mentality of having less and this feeling terrorises him in his subconscious mind that something bad might happen and because of this thinking directly or indirectly leads him to a situation which he wants to run away from.
Now when we understand that lack of money has such effects on people, we need to ask ourselves, do we really need money to cater to all needs of our society?
Do we need to be in such negative vibes constantly? or do we want a society where all are one and all have equal opportunities, governed by equal laws for everyone.
The Need for a Society with Equal Opportunities
Considering the effects of money on people, we need to ask ourselves whether we need money to cater to all the needs of our society or if we want a society where all are one and have equal opportunities, governed by equal laws for everyone. Which concept is logical: the one of the rich and the poor or the one where everyone is equal?
In conclusion, the impact of money on human emotions is significant. The wealthy experience positive emotions, while the poor are trapped in negative emotions that affect their physical and mental wellbeing. It is essential to strive for a society that offers equal opportunities for everyone, regardless of their economic status.
You be the judge!
