Dr. Joe Dispenza

It takes energy.

You got to fill your car with gas.

You got to eat food.

You got to work.

You know, all this stuff.

You got to sleep.

You got to recover from your stress.

And now people are

In a sense, waiting for the experience that's 10 years down the road or 30 years down the road to happen to take away the lack of them not having it.

And unfortunately, many times when the experience finally occurs, they can't enjoy it because they're too exhausted, right?

So you play the game, you...

You go to school, you study really hard or you study on your own, you develop some skills, you make the right choices, you start saving money, you start learning from your mistakes and then the game is how many things can you accumulate and that accumulation then you associate with being wealthy or being abundant or being successful, right?

And some people get really good at it, right?

You can get really good at that.

But for the most part though,

When we create from three-dimensional reality, we're creating from lack and separation.

In other words, you're driving down the road and you see someone driving a car that all of a sudden you realize that you don't have.

The moment you become aware that that person has that car and you don't have it, you're in lack of having it, right?

So what the brain naturally does is it naturally creates you driving that car.

And you have an image of yourself driving that car and you start identifying, wow, that would be a greater experience for me to have.