Posts tagged psychology of money
The Rise of Spiritual, Not Religious
The Rise of Spiritual, Not Religious

While I don’t have any quantitative data, I have gathered qualitative data on spiritually embodied spiritual experiences and practices. Spirituality is increasing and I see this as an expression of the rising divine feminine, which isn’t structured or contained the way divine masculine energy is. The divine feminine whispers to you about an unseen world not wholly governed by logic and reason. She sings a song of creativity, joy, and connection that is for you and you alone. Identifying as a spiritual person may mean saying, “No thank you” to the hierarchy present in many religions and recognizing there is a Self within you that is wise, compassionate, and all-knowing. A spiritual practice helps you get in touch with this Self.

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Denise Renyespiritual bypassing, spirituality, spontaneous embodied spiritual experience, spiritual practice, spiritual abuse, religion, religious abuse, psychology of money, psychotherapy, psychoanalysis and the body
Money and My Psychology
Money and My Psychology

Because it’s taboo to talk about money in public or with your friends, you might not even question the messages you received about money. . Just like romantic relationships, friendships, and familial bonds, your relationship with money deserves attention and nourishment. Are you giving that to yourself? If not, it’s never too late to start.

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Denise Renyemoney, money psychology, cryptocurrency, benevolent capitalism, bezos, amazon, psychology of money