It’s totally possible. Here’s a channel that may help one in that regard:
It’s a channel on, among other things, the Law of Attraction (LoA) and visualisation. As others have mentioned, it’s a journey, and a lot of focus and self-transformation are indeed needed, and yes, it is feasible.
There is nothing morally wrong w/ purposely amassing richness. Here’s a post I made in regard to this over a year ago:
In a nutshell, I’m asking IF amassing extreme wealth is so sinful or immoral, why aren’t multi-millionaire or billionaire practising Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs, Christians and Jews giving away most of their wealth, why are they maintaining their fortune and making it grow? (And you may add the Vatican to the mix.)
The vice lies in extreme selfishness, turning to corruption, theft, abuse of others (outrageously raising prices of life-saving meds, for instance, or leaving one’s poeople in dire poverty while eating gourmet meals).
I hope I’m making sense. Besides, once wealthy, one can donate a lot more to charities, help out a lot more, etc.
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