26/05/2026
Did you ever read the book “The Monk who sold his Ferrari”? I have always felt you can have both - material wealth & a rich inner spiritual life - yet, the more I age, the less inclined I am to continue to acquire ‘things’ to prove my success, increase my comfort or purchase the latest ‘it’ product.
Perhaps it’s this rustic island life where something is guaranteed to break & trust is developed that you can adjust to anything whist the repair process is done on island time. It certainly dawns at a deeper level here that Mother Nature’s bounty which I can consume, observe, walk in, bask in & bathe in is the true abundance I seek.
Don’t get me wrong, I enjoyed all my sports cars over the years! Being an Aussie farm girl I am wired for loving motors! I’ve been driving tractors, trucks, motorbikes & cars since I was little, helping Dad on the farm. After many years in business, I bought my dream car, a Mercedes convertible - so much fun driving with the top down! Yet now, I’m not sure if it’s maturity or my years of consciousness practices that are more deeply anchoring, as I truly don’t give a toss as to someone’s financial position or material possessions. And this comes from a place of having owned fancy homes & embarking on extensive international travel. Not long ago, I entered into a bad investment losing half my savings whilst simultaneously experiencing the worst downturn in my business with Covid lockdowns & increased competition in online courses from fake consciousness schools. I still haven’t recovered what I lost and in many ways it’s shown me I could continue to thrive regardless.
My heart, my peace, my joy is my true wealth. Other than my life mission work, I would consider being mostly at home with my dream man, living simply, to be a truly abundant life.
