Growing up with the belief that money was something to fear and avoid, I found myself trapped in a cycle of financial insecurity. Rooted in guilt from religious teachings, I struggled with the idea of prosperity. But through self-reflection, I’ve learned that money itself isn’t evil—it’s the fear of it that holds us back. By letting go of the fear and embracing abundance, I’ve opened myself up to the blessings I once thought were unattainable. It’s time to break free from old beliefs and accept the financial growth that is rightfully ours.

In this reflective post, the author explores the intersection of religion and the events of 2020, contemplating whether the pandemic is a sign from God. The piece touches on the growing influence of political figures on faith communities, the personal impact of the crisis, and the spiritual lessons that might be unfolding. The author invites readers to reflect on their own relationship with faith and whether humanity has ignored divine warnings.