#1 Getting Healthy
A lifestyle of health and sustainability is the foundation of Spiritual Capitalism.
- Body – Building and maintaining a healthy physical body
- Mind – Creating and maintaining healthy Thosenes1
- Spirit – Spiritual development and spiritual evolution
#2 Cooperation and Intentional Spirituality
Capitalism is evolving into “Intentional Spiritual Capitalism” where businesses focus on cooperation. This is moving us from Material Consciousness (greed, fear, consumerism) to Ethical Consciousness (integrity, trust and cooperation). Ethical Consciousness starts with creating inner wealth and by practicing:
- Cooperative and spiritually minded business
- Sacred Service2 and assistance to others
- Meditation and OBEs3
#3 Cosmo-Ethics and Existential Programs
Cosmo-Ethics4 are a building block of spiritual evolution. As we go deeper into Spiritual Capitalism we uncover the “ethics of the cosmos” uncovered by veteran projectors and those people who travel outside the body. Here are some virtues and pillars we’ll be exploring for Cosmo-Ethics.
- Integrity
- Universalism
- Patience
Existential Programs5 are life’s to do lists. They are spiritual tasks, missions and destinies on Earth. They come in all sizes (minis and maxis) and can vary in length (days, years, lifetime). They include things we need to learn, repair, resolve, overcome and experience (i.e. your karma). The more lucid we are of our Existential Program the more more we can manifest how the details unfold throughout our lifetime.
Definition of Key Terms
Sources: Conscientiology6, Projectiology7
Thosese: a unit of manifestation of the consciousness which includes:
- Thoughts and Ideas
- Sentiments and Emotion
- Energy
Sacred Service: helping others at a multi-dimensional level (physical, mental, and spiritual)
OBEs: acronym for “Out of Body Experiences” (astral projections, projections of the Consciousness, spirit walking)
Cosmo-Ethics: the ethics of the cosmos
Existential Program: our life mission and tasks; what we’ve planned here for this lifetime.
Conscientiology – science that studies “the Consciousness” (Spirit, Soul, Ego, Atman, Essence, etc.).
Projectiology – science that studies the projection of the Consciousness and its energies.
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Spiritual Capitalism is New Age honky-tonk. Spirituality and Capitalism are polar opposites. Spiritual Capitalism is too vague to mean anything.
I know because I thought the same thing myself. Slowly, I started to realize I’m not the only one putting these ingredients into the same casserole. In fact, there are people all over the world, thousands of us, waking up an evolved way of doing business. This blog is our quest to answers to questions like what is Spiritual Capitalism? Why is it important? And how should we do it?
So far, here’s what we’ve uncovered.
Spiritual Capitalism is a global evolution in the way we do business. Instead of greed and fear, we unleash our intentional power of love, cooperation and integrity in business. People everywhere are starting to wake up to this evolved way of doing business. The question is… are you?
Old Systems Are Collapsing
The transition has already begun. The hunt for pure profits is over. You may be feeling this transition in your personal life too. Are things speeding up or in a state of “transition?” Great, you’re riding the wave. You may also be noticing that things “not in integrity” are starting to collapse around you. Corporate greed, political corruption and religious scandals are coming to the surface. Believe it or not this is a good thing. Our collective consciousness is evolving.
Material Consciousness vs. Ethical Consciousness
Today, many people are coming from a place of Material Consciousness. It’s the mindset of money and possession. Love and integrity take a back seat to material possessions and a “profit above all else” mentality (aka greed). We are evolving from Material Consciousness to Ethical Consciousness. Ethical Consciousness says profit is fine and dandy, but it should not be the sole purpose of business. It is a framework for doing business based on creating profits while being in harmony with the people and things around you. It means doing what’s right instead of making a quick buck.
Other Names For the Same Thing
Intentional Spiritual Capitalism goes by several aliases. Check’em out…
- Conscious Capitalism
- Karmic Capitalism
- Evolved Capitalism
- Cooperative Capitalism
These names all work because the problems in today’s businesses aren’t the businesses. The real problem is us – consumers, employees, bosses, managers, husbands, wives, parents and children. All of these terms apply because they address the root of the issue, the individual. That’s why Spiritual Capitalism focuses on creating inner wealth.
I use the terms “Intentional Spiritual Capitalism” and “Conscious Capitalism” because they imply sustainability, free will and universalism. They’re religious neutral and transcend lower orders of semantic stereotyping and rigid belief systems. Karmic Capitalism is semantically flawed. By using “karma” you immediately alienate a group of people. Evolved Capitalism sounds a little strange and Cooperative Capitalism, as a term, isn’t very trendy. What do you think? What should we call this new way of doing business?
A Time of Integrity
Corporations aren’t the answer. Governments aren’t the answer. Religions aren’t the answer. You are the answer.
Being a pure capitalist isn’t going to get the job done. I know, I tried and really sucked at it. It just doesn’t work anymore. Likewise, being all wrapped up in spiritual fluff isn’t going to work either. It’s important we stay grounded, focus on our intentions and act with clarity in the present moment. It starts and ends with the Golden Rule - treat everyone (people) and everything (the earth, plants and animals) in business the way you want to be treated.
So you might be thinking, cool, let’s go tell a bunch of people about this. But that’s not necessary. The days of the charisma in business are of fading away. Spiritual Capitalism is about character. That’s why the leaders of Spiritualistic Capitalism may surprise you. They are change agents, millennials, female executives, spiritually-minded entrepreneurs, and many other every day folks who are “waking up” to the world around them. It’s now the time for us to put our divine power INTO ACTION.
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