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Credit crunch, economic crisis, global whatever you want to call it, everyone (and I mean everyone) is talking about the financial turmoil going throughout the world.

What started as a property crisis in America has triggered a worldwide panic never seen before.

That said, I am currently reading George Soros’ ‘The Crisis of Global Capitalism’, published in 1998. It’s been on my book shelf since 2001 and I have only just picked it up.

In it, Soros predicts a global meltdown of the markets never witnessed before. He is, like many of the alleged ‘doomsayers’, stunningly accurate at how this meltdown will happen. Uncannily so.

But he does offer solutions as to how the crisis could be resolved and suggestions for the best way forward.

Anyway, back to you and how you can keep using the Law of Attraction with the credit crunch casting a dark shadow over all of us all.

So, my suggestions for navigating through all this:

1. Don’t panic (even if you have savings or money invested). Do get financial advice, but don’t over react to the situation or you may make inadvertently things worse.
2. Try to switch off from all the negativity. Often easier said than done, but to my mind, certain media outlets are absolutely loving this ‘crisis’ and are practically talking up the negative aspects, probably as they believe that this sells best. But if you absorb too much of this negativity, it will seriously affect your own level of vibration. Even if your savings are tied up in all this, there are some safeguards around (if banks fold, etc).
3. Bear in mind that this will all pass. This is important, so I will repeat it ‘This will all pass’. We are not going to be in a financial crisis for ever. Within weeks, definitely months, we will have passed through the worst of this and will then be in a recession (economically, recessions happen cyclically). Many argue that recessions are a natural part of the economic cycle – a chance for the markets to correct themselves. But this time, the correction needed is far larger than ever before.
4. Some good WILL come from this. I used to dabble in stocks and shares and the reason I stopped was because I had some serious misgivings about the perceived value of stocks traded (many, many times the value of stock/product held, or contracts the company had lined up). Basically, many companies seemed to me incredibly over-valued. The good to come from this will be (at least in the short term), that shares and businesses as a whole will be more realistically valued and the herd mentality that seems to follow the whole financial sector will hopefully mature. Here, George Soros has some very valid observations as to why the herd mentality exists and even thrives.

Remember that your own personal vibration is the single most important thing in your life. It draws to you all of the things around you.

You must nurture and protect it at all costs.

By all means, listen to the financial advice and make sure your finances are reasonably safe, but don’t let outside things (or other people) bring your vibration level down.
Stay focused ;-o)

GK

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