Salam Alaikum, dear sisters,🌸 I hope you all are feeling well today.

Today one of the topics you voted- Money and abundance

Have you ever wondered why money seems to come and go or why it sometimes feels so far out of reach, no matter how hard you work? Many of us grew up with beliefs about money that we never chose consciously. These beliefs live quietly in our minds, shaping our decisions, our self-worth, and even what we allow ourselves to receive.

Sometimes, the reason we struggle financially isn’t about how much we know or how smart we are, it’s about the quiet stories running in the background of our hearts. Stories we inherited, absorbed, or created in moments of pain, fear, or survival.

This reflection is not about judgment. It’s an invitation, a gentle nudge to pause and ask yourself:

“What do I truly believe about money, about abundance, and about my own worth?”

Below are ten powerful questions, each with a short example of how you might begin exploring them. Take your time with them. I highly recommend you to write it down your answers.

1. What did you think about money in childhood? What phrases did you hear about it in your family?
– “Money doesn’t grow on trees,” “money brings problems,” “rich people are not always good.”
These phrases may have planted the belief that money is hard to get or even bad.
2. Do you believe that you can have more than you currently have – without guilt or shame?
– Deep inside, you might feel: “If I have more, I’m taking from others,” or “How can I deserve to have plenty when others are struggling?”
3. How do you react when you see another woman living in abundance? Does it inspire you or irritate you? Why?
– If it irritates you, maybe a part of you thinks, “That could never be me,” or “She must have done something wrong.” That reaction often hides pain and self-doubt.
4. Do you believe money must be earned through hard work? Do you allow yourself to believe they can come easy?
– If you only value hard work, you might unknowingly block joyful, creative, or unexpected ways money could come to you.
5. How often do you give up on a dream because it feels “too big” or “not meant for you”?
– Perhaps more often than you realise. Maybe you tell yourself to “be realistic,” but deep down you’re afraid of disappointment or not fitting in.
6. Do you trust your intuition when making financial decisions?
– Sometimes, you might trust others’ advice more than your own inner voice. But your intuition often knows what’s right for you.
7. What do you think about feminine energy – do you see it as weak or as a creative force?
– If you don’t honor your softness, sensitivity, and creativity, you may be ignoring some of your greatest tools for attracting abundance.
8. How much do you allow yourself to receive – help, love, compliments, gifts? And how is that connected to how much you allow yourself to receive money?
– If you struggle to receive love or support, it may also be hard to receive money. Abundance begins with your ability to accept.
9. What if money came to you with joy and ease – would you feel worthy of that?
– You might feel unsure or afraid: “What will others think?” or “Is this too good to be true?” That shows where your beliefs still need healing.
10. If money were a person – how would it feel being with you?
– Would it feel welcomed, trusted, and safe? Or pushed away, doubted, and unimportant?

The way you relate to money often reflects how money shows up in your life.
Wishing everyone the time and space to reflect on these questions and to remember that a woman’s true energy is to receive. Allow gifts, compliments, money, and abundance to flow into your life. Be open. Be a receiver. Women can attract wealth effortlessly by simply being, not by overdoing. Your presence is powerful.
Just relax and dream.
I hope you all have a list of your dreams. If not, here’s your task: write down 100 dreams, big or small. Let your imagination flow. Don’t limit yourself. This is your permission to dream without boundaries.
Salam Alaikum.❤️