When I had to write about money for my book, I wondered: what do my “colleagues” actually say on the subject? And I realised they are just as much servants of a grey cult as those who “grow rich in their thoughts” [a Ukrainian saying about wishful thinking]. Then there is another group: “qualified psychologists”, with their supposedly scientific nonsense. Yet nobody really explains that money depends on the material world. As in physics, nothing comes from nothing.
If you really want to understand the nature of money, read Marx. Unfortunately, no one has explored the question more deeply. But do not get carried away with socialism: from below it is doomed to failure, while from above it is impossible because of the infantilism of elites. A material understanding of money, however, is fundamental. Only then can you add energy. After all, energy without material embodiment is merely a hypothetical entity; it bears fruit only through matter.
That is why, unless you move in circles of millionaires, you will not make millions (read Balashov and his adventurism—on this point he is 200 percent right). If you have no job, the most you can count on is finding some money. Even then, finding a lot could bring trouble: somebody might want it back.
Meanwhile, psychologists and quasi-esoteric practitioners talk about “money blocks”, which in reality amount to a depression born of an inability to realise oneself. And no amount of “unblocking” is possible until Marx has been satisfied. Offerings are useless to him: he is material and demands material substance.
And so people struggle in a neurosis of wealth while life passes them by. What have they accumulated? Nervous disorders, illnesses, and envy. Or perhaps all their efforts were wiped out by a single bomb? And that is it—no money, no happiness.
But there is a way out, a harmonious one. That is precisely what I will reveal in my book.