As Wisdom is integration and you have to have at least two apparently opposing ideas in order to integrate something, so worrying about and/or fixating only on austerity as a problem….misses the mark. Not that monetary austerity itself is not a godawfully stupid and half brained thing to believe in, but integrating it with monetary abundance transforms (remember that word) austerity into prosperity….which is not profligacy by the way, but rather economy…which is what economists are supposed to be advising about…and half brain-edly failing to do so.

A sufficient and/or correctly targeted integration, according to The Cosmic Code, will result in a transformation. Now transformations are both inward and outward, and so require not only policies, but also thinking about the broader consequences of our actions (having a a sense of balance in all things wed to a sensitivity to ourselves, others and the planet as a whole). So integrating the desire for  more with the need to prevent ecological and environmental disaster is required.

Now if there’s not enough money in every individual’s hands to have one or two pairs of shoes, then you have austerity, and if you have 5 or 10 pairs of shoes and you’re just unhappily “dying” to have another 50 pair, then you’ve got a lack of integration problem. Abundance is necessary for anything to reflect Grace, but Grace is also balance and flow through time….so let us have policies which effect abundance for all…and the mental integration that makes us happy and ethical beings living on a finite planet….at the same time. (Grace, by the way, is directness to the individual, immediacy, simultaneity and so oneness/wholeness.)

Integrate monetary prosperity and a systemic sense of economy. In fact integrate everything at every moment and you’ll have continual transformation, which is one of the most concise and accurate descriptions of the state of Grace. Contemplate that.