Why By Donation?

In the spiritual community, we often speak of abundance — how it is the natural state of being for all.

But for me, growing up in a frugal household, abundance was not an idea I connected with immediately. What I did connect with, however, was a deep-seated understanding of integrity: I was taught never to take more than was truly mine, and to never feel comfortable owing others unjustly. Without realizing it at the time, this mindset created a life where I always had enough — and often, more than I needed — because I lived within the laws of balance and respect.

At around eleven years old, I began studying economics. Very quickly, it became clear to me that the systems in place — built on fear, control, and ownership — were not reflections of natural law. They were distortions. I could see that many, including my own parents, were trapped by these systems. I knew instinctively that I wanted no part of it.

From there, my relationship with money shifted. Money, to me, was never the goal. It was about experience — and later, about service.

With my background in accounting, I understood early on that revenue could always be increased and costs often reduced. Growing up frugal taught me the importance of efficiency and resourcefulness — lessons I carry with me to this day. (As I write this, my mouse pad has been in active service for over twenty-five years, my computer has long outlived its expected life, and my closet still holds clothes from my elementary school days.)

Money is energy. In nature, energy flows — stagnation is death.

Yet for that flow to be pure, it must move not from greed, but from true abundance.

The monopolies and systems of the old world — built on ownership, fear, and scarcity — are fading. Who wants to be a slave when nature freely provides everything we need? From the harshness of my early experiences was born a deeper truth: that it is possible to live richly, humbly, and in full alignment with Spirit.

In this new world, we heal greed not by fighting it — but by starving it.
We eliminate its presence from our lives by refusing to engage in its structures.
We choose another way: one rooted in love, trust, and generosity.

This is why Soul Wise Wellness operates by donation — to honor the truth that abundance is a shared experience, not a commodity to be hoarded.
It is time to live as nature intended: giving freely, receiving freely, thriving together.