Money is the root chakra of mundanity…

The root chakra, embedded in survival, loyalties, familial matters, material lessons, etcetera. It is a basic need, instinctual and insidiously capricious - stock markets crash, businesses layoff and companies go bankrupt, to name but a few vagaries associated with the vicissitudes of staying grounded. And money stays the mercurial nature of mundane survival - the more money one possesses, the more possible their survival?

I question this thinking - although I’d love to win the lottery! Survival is a skill set which money can help you manage… it is better to have a premium product than a cheap imitation, especially when it comes to survival (malfunction aids dysfunction). I know I’ve broken the tip off of a cheap screwdriver - not exactly what you want to happen in a situation where survival is in the balance. And that sums up the matter - balance.

Money is great for balancing mundane needs with extramundane desiderations. An imbalance such as greed speaks volumes about a persons fear and their attempt to manufacture security. Again, I refer to FIT: Functionally Integrated Telesis. Money cannot resolve greed’s root issue of insecurity -it can however insulate one from reality and isolate one from mundanity. Money can buy acts of deliberation - giving one time and energy to focus on desiderations, necessities and ameliorations.

In the end all material is immaterial - Tris.