The illusion of limitations permeates many aspects of our lives. In our relationships with parents, children, or partners, we often perceive them through fixed images, creating patterns that restrict their true potential. But in reality, just like us, they are multi-layered and constantly evolving. To see them in a new light, we must free ourselves from outdated perceptions and allow ourselves to witness their wholeness. By staying in a state of unconditional love while fulfilling our roles, we may be surprised to notice that they have changed—seemingly without our intervention. In truth, they have always been this way, but our fears and conditioned beliefs prevented us from seeing their true nature before.
The same applies to the manifestation of money in our lives. We may believe there is never enough, but the moment we recognize our worth and embrace our value in the present, we open a space filled with abundance. It has always been there, appearing in varying degrees. Yet abundance flows freely into our lives only when we stop identifying with lack or self-doubt. Abundance is like the palace on the hill that we had unknowingly veiled with clouds of limiting beliefs. It has always been present, yet our perception—filtered by fear or distrust—kept it hidden from view. When we open ourselves to receiving abundance, we begin to see that its currents have always been a part of our reality.
To allow abundance to flow freely into our lives, it is not only the recognition of our own value that matters, but also the practice of gratitude. Gratitude for what already exists becomes the key that helps dissolve the veil of limitations and opens the doors to our "palace." It allows the energy of abundance to expand in our lives, revealing more of what has always been ours but in a "compressed" form until we began to appreciate even its smallest manifestations. Gratitude not only opens us to abundance but also activates the mechanism of inner acceptance, turning it into a powerful tool for attracting everything that aligns with our truth.
As we age and experience health challenges, we often limit ourselves by considering old age as inevitable and illness as something unchangeable. But in the higher layers of our wholeness and the infinite "