THE CABALA OF MONEY

The median U.S. household lost 40% of its wealth from 2007 to 2010, leaving the median U.S. family in 2010 with no more money than it had in the early 1990s, erasing almost two decades of accumulated prosperity, the Federal Reserve said Monday.

The good new is, the rich got richer; what trickles down to the people is the debt – there is no question, money is completely overvalued. Gold, silver and other precious metals and commodities have intrinsic value, but money is but a promissory note lacking collateral.

The best things in life, like family and love, are free and can not be bought. Money is the oppressor causing people to forfeit their freedom, selling themselves into slavery to acquire money. Money is a lie, a fabrication meant to be a stumbling block before the blind.

Money is comparable to insects who fly in the air but would bury the world three miles high if they fell to the ground; so too, money has to keep moving – motion is a sign of life, once money stops flowing it dies. The forty percent drop is forty percent of nothing.

Cabala explains, the letter Mem with a value of forty is the only letter spelled out using it same letter – MM, constituting the abstract of confine; all other letters are spelled out utilizing other letters. The confine of money is a walled-in prison with a life sentence.

TashPaz

President Obama is traveling today to Denver, where he is set to sign the $787-billion stimulus package

The numbers 787 translated into Hebrew letters reads TashPaz; Tash means weak and Paz is a type of find gold. Gold though heavy is not hard; gold is easily malleable and does not erode or oxidize thus utilized for art. Since this metal is easily recognizable and somewhat rare it has been used since antiquity as the coin of the realm. Paz/Fine Gold is without the natural impurities and thus worth even more than ordinary gold.

TashPaz/Weak Gold indicates that gold alone cannot fix the problems of America and the world without the wisdom and honestly to administer the money properly. We have come a long way since “It’s the economy stupid” until the present time when “It’s a stupid economy, stupid.”

It is the human being who must be serviced by the economy and not the other way around.