Geld-Bewusstsein & Fülle mit Dirk Seufert transcript

Hello and a warm welcome to my channel. I am happy to have dear Dirk as a guest again today. Hello dear Dirk, a warm welcome to you as well, and a warm welcome to our viewers, too. I'm glad you're joining us again today. We want to talk today about a topic that I think concerns everyone in some way, specifically the topic of money and how do I manage to become financially independent? How do I move into abundance? How do I get to—well, it's really about freedom, financial freedom—and we want to talk about that today from an energetic perspective, the two of us.

And before we get started, I would like to point out my congress again, where you are also participating as a speaker and giving a talk. The congress will take place from September 25th to September 27th. It is called Consciousness and Change: Entering a New Era. There are still a few tickets left, so for those who want to register, I will link my website below. You can buy tickets there, and you will also be holding a workshop with dear Shari on Sunday on the topic of Christ Consciousness.

There are still a few spots left for that as well, and yes, we will probably make a separate video about that. What is Christ Consciousness, so people can get a better idea if they want to register for the workshop, but you can find information on that on my website as well, and as I said, I will link that for you below. We look forward to seeing you there in person, and yes, dear Dirk, I would say let's dive right into our topic.

I'll hand the floor over to you. Um, maybe we can start by talking about the energy of money in general, because everything on this Earth has an energy, and money is also actually just a form of energy, and many people don't have the best attitude toward money, have an aversion to it, maybe even want to get rid of it . Even I have often been asked in my sessions, when will the financial system finally collapse? When will we finally get rid of this whole thing?

And that we can then only do barter deals, for example? So, some people really reject it quite extremely. How do you view the essence of money, the energy of money? What is actually behind it? And can one, in principle, view it neutrally, or is it actually inherently negative or even positive? So, we uh keep talking about our matrix , our own matrix, especially, and um you brought up something that is obviously very important, namely the rejection or, rather, the attitude towards money.

Um, as you rightly said, there are some people who really say, I don't need money, or money isn't important to me, or something like that . Now, we have also talked about the fact that money is, of course, also an energy. Now let's take it a step further and say, imagine money is a person, like human beings. And which people would like to spend time with you if they are being rejected by you? So, in an exaggerated or metaphorical sense, it’s about the fact that money won't feel comfortable with you if you reject it or if you say, "Money isn't important to me," or "Money corrupts your character," or simply projecting a negative view or vibe onto money, which makes it feel unwelcome.

And it literally flees. So that means I am emitting energy that ensures that money doesn't stay with me for long. So either all sorts of bills come fluttering in, or um maybe money gets stolen from me, or I lose money, or whatever, I don't know, depending on the situation. And that is why it is very important that we learn that it is , well, that it is about allowing money to feel comfortable with us, that it is gladly accepted and welcomed.

There is also the statement, of course, where some say, "This is enough for me, I don't need any more than that." Yes, that too is part of rejecting abundance in that moment. And um just how one handles money, for example, it starts with how I treat the money in my wallet . So I always make sure that it is organized in my wallet, meaning the small bills are in the front and the larger ones are in the back. Yes, and even if someone gives me a bundle, I sort it before it goes into the wallet, to show the money a certain respect and regard so that it feels comfortable.

Yes, and adding to that—and I can quote Tepperwein here—it’s about being worthy of a certain amount of money coming to me or flowing to me, because here, too, the topic of self-appreciation and self-respect um plays a very large or has a large part in it. So Tepperwein said, um, if for example someone says, I want, I don't know, a million, right, as an example. Right. Often, the million doesn't come because I can't even imagine it myself or don't believe that this amount of money can come to me.

So Tepperwein says, for example, start with small things. Can you believe that you will have 3,000 euros more in your account per month or by the end of the year? Right. And if you say, yes, I can believe that, okay, then you start with 3,000. And when you check at the end of the year and it's actually 3,000 euros more, well, then you will probably try it with 10,000 or with 30,000. So, that means you build steps for yourself that you actually consider possible.

Yes, where you can say, I believe in that, and then you can increase it bit by bit . Yes, that’s how I did it too. I started with small things first to then approach it step by step, to also embrace the abundance that the universe really offers—because the universe doesn't care how big the wish is, what the wish costs, or what it looks like —but it is solely about you yourself saying: "Yes, I believe in that""and I am worth it to receive this wish." And now regarding the topic of money, it's about the same thing.

That means if I go ahead and say, okay, I want to have sum X by the end of the year, for example, then I should check myself first: do I believe that sum X will be in my account at the end of the year? And if I believe in it, then it's no issue. Then I can also make sure that it ultimately comes to me. Yes, and you just touched on an important topic, um, namely the topic of the matrix, which doesn't take place on the outside, but within us.

So, these are programs that run inside us and, um, not something external that we can blame, like if we say, oh, this stupid money system, it annoys me, I want to get rid of it, then I'm rejecting something. So I can't reach abundance that way, because I have to move into acceptance that it exists, but I don't have to be a part of it in that sense. I can step into my own power, and as you just explained so beautifully, I can move into abundance, and then it doesn't matter to me what this financial system does, because I'm doing my own thing, so to speak.

And another important topic I think many people carry within them is the issue of guilt, collectively—perhaps we Germans a bit more than other countries . I don't know, it's hard for me to judge. Um, but I would assume so. And because of this issue of guilt—I see this very often in my sessions—people feel responsible or guilty for things or issues they have no control over, or they feel responsible for other people. And responsibility is closely linked to guilt, because I first have to take responsibility for something or someone in order to feel guilty at all.

And if I am constantly feeling like, oh god, I did something wrong, now I’m to blame for how they feel, or whatever the case may be, then I am also attracting those debts on a financial level. So, it might be important to say that everything is connected, and you can't see these things in isolation, just as you just brought up this topic of self-worth. How much do I value myself? What is my worth to myself? Um, I know this feeling from myself, this inner sense when you're shopping or you want to treat yourself, but at the same time , you feel bad for doing it.

Like, you buy a nice new sweater, or you go somewhere to get a nice massage and spend 80 euros, and afterwards you feel bad about having spent that money. And what happens then, of course? Then, as you just explained so nicely, it always resonates with the energy outside, in the universe, and then I manifest that lack twice over. So, I spent 80 euros, and then maybe another bill for 200 euros comes along, and that's gone too, right?

How do you see that? So, you can't view these issues separately; they are all intertwined. Everything is connected to everything else. And it's not just about, oh, I'm moving into abundance but still feeling like I'm lacking, as I just explained, or constantly feeling guilty and responsible for everything possible. Then it's no use if I keep thinking in my head, I am in abundance, I am in abundance. Money won't come to me if I can't feel it in my heart on every level.

Yes, exactly. That’s the point. So, if you go shopping now and buy a sweater for 80 €, and in that moment you’re already thinking, not just: Oh God, no, I've treated myself again or now there's even more lack inside me, or wondering if it was the right thing to do, or hoping there’s enough left for other things. And those are all energies that, as described so beautifully in The Secret, are part of magnetism. So, that means I’m broadcasting lack in that moment, and because of that, I have lack reflected back or I attract lack accordingly.

Um, to reach abundance, it’s important, for example. I thought it was so great with Tepperwein again, um, where he—I don't know if you know the story, but the very first time you are invited to his place, it doesn't matter if he knows you or not, and he has this treasure chest full of real gold bars, 80g bars. And a reporter, who was allowed to pick a gold bar herself, asked him why he was so generous, because it is quite extraordinary.

He says, yes, it’s good that she asks. He then speaks to the gold bar she chose and tells it: I wish you much joy with your new owner, may you bring them much wealth. And now comes this very famous sentence. And I look forward to you coming back to me with your friends . So, that means when I spend money, not to be in a consciousness of lack. Oh God, oh God, now I have 80 € less. But instead, in that moment, I give it gladly and I know that you will return to me with your friends.

So in abundance, in one's own being. There is a really great story about this from my own experience. About two years ago, it was also summertime, asparagus season —we love eating asparagus—and we had just come out of the supermarket and there was a parking lot with those stands, you know, those vegetable stands and such, fruit and everything, and they also had asparagus. So we bought some asparagus and stuff, and among other things there was a small carton of strawberries, and he said we were welcome to try them, and they were really delicious.

I said, well, I'll take a crate then. He looked at me and asked, "Are you sure?" I said, "Yes, why? Don't you have any more?""Yes, yes , of course, of course, absolutely." He went and got the crate, and then I gave him a tip. It didn't matter to me whether he was the owner or not, it was just the attitude of "I'm happy when you come back to me with your friends." I like to give and I know it comes back to me tenfold, and we hadn't even made it back to the car yet.

Two new consultations had already come in. Meaning that what I had actually spent came back to me in many different ways. And that is this sense of abundance, not this inner, "Oh god, oh god, I'm tensing up and I have to hold onto this , you know?" Because a bill might come from somewhere, but really to move into abundance, to move into freedom, and to know that there is enough, truly enough available. Yes, it's like having a sense of liberation within yourself.

Yes, even if things aren't going so well one month or there aren't as many orders, I don't go and think anymore, " Oh god, oh god, is it all going downhill again?" No, instead I just say , "Fine, then it's time for a break for whatever reason," and then things will likely pick up properly again in another month. And once I've sent that out, in that very moment, several consultations or appointments or whatever it may be come in.

Yes, and that's exactly the point. Meaning to have this level, to not sink back down like I used to. And I used to really be in a scarcity mindset because that's how my parents raised me. I often thought, when I got orders in or something, I thought in my subconscious , "Well, hopefully it stays this way," you know, something like that. And in that moment, I fell back into scarcity, and the next month was the exact opposite, and it dropped off again.

Yes , and so I have practically turned my life around completely, and now things are only going uphill. Yes, I don't even experience those dry spells anymore. Or if someone says, yes, gasoline or groceries are getting more expensive, and then I say, yes, dear universe, you're welcome. There is enough for everyone. Yes, it's not about being wasteful, but it is about treating yourself, doing something good for yourself.

And what I've noticed, which used to be impossible for me, is that sometimes I don't even look at the prices at all, because I know there is enough. It always comes back in. It comes in. It comes in. Yes, and that is, and that is crucial. So, uh, just having respect and appreciation for money, and also knowing that there is enough available. And these days there's a huge supply of , well, cheap—I’ll say cheap— things you can order from China and elsewhere, where people might partly think, oh yeah, I can order it cheap there.

I am consciously not mentioning the names of the sites, we don't want to advertise or anything. All good. But that is also a question of where I put my energy, what I buy, and um, what the background is. And then I don't see my own value again if I think I'll order something from a cheap—I don't know what—You can order anything there nowadays. So, that is also a cycle, instead of looking to order high-quality items—be it food, be it clothing, or um, things I need at home.

Where do I get it from and who, uh, who fabricated it, who manufactured it, and do I see the value? So, do I buy a bag that is handmade, for example? I used to be at many markets, uh, where there is still real craftsmanship, where people make great things that are also unique, not mass-produced and found in every store. They have their price, of course, and maybe they’re made of real leather, lasting 10 or 15 years, a bag like that.

For instance. Do I invest in that? Am I worth that to myself? Do I like spending this money, or do I go to a discounter and buy a bag for € 10, or buy 20 bags for € 10, and what kind of issue is hidden behind that? So, this short quenching of a need, perhaps, that I have, and then the next day—everyone probably knows this from themselves—you buy something, there’s an inner need there, you want to have it, and after a few days, it’s already uninteresting again.

Much like when a child constantly gets a new toy, and then it just ends up in the corner. Uh, ultimately, deep down, we adults still have that inner child that has needs it wants to satisfy. But the question is always how—how do I satisfy this need , and with what, too? Maybe that plays a role as well, right? Yes, well, there’s that great saying, and it’s really true. If I buy cheap, I buy twice. It’s just how it is.

And that’s why I changed my mindset; I place great value on quality because, in the end—of course, I spend more in that moment—but in the long run, it has more than paid off. Yes, because I simply get more use out of it. And that is still this consumer mentality where it’s often said, " cheap is cool," or being especially frugal. I mean, many companies advertise with special discounts, extreme discounts, and so on. And you obviously always have to ask yourself first, "Okay, how is that even possible ?" I’ll take a classic example.

If I buy a bottle of wine, for example, that costs three euros. The bottle costs money, the cork—well, there aren't many corks anymore—but the screw cap still has to be made somewhere. So, you know, the cap, and then the labeling costs money. What kind of quality is left in the wine then? What can I actually expect from that? So, that’s just a small example where I say to myself: "Okay, if I’m worth that much to myself, then I’ll buy that cheap rotgut, but then I shouldn't be surprised later if I get into trouble, have a stomachache, or whatever, I don't know." I don’t want to badmouth the wines themselves, but it’s simply about the quality.

Or if I have a product that consists mainly of plastic , and not even hard plastic, but just something cheap, and it breaks after using it two or three times—well, then I shouldn't be surprised. Yes, and that is exactly the point. And um, especially because you mentioned those cheap providers or the marketing that’s everywhere right now: I just have to ask myself, okay, do I really need that at this moment, so I’ll take the low price, or do I say: “No, I want something proper that I’ll enjoy for a long time, and then I can either wait a bit until it’s here, or say: Okay, I’ll save up for it,” or whatever.

But in any case, it also has to do with your own perspective, your own quality, meaning your own self-worth. That is also very important , above all. Yes, and you know, even when we talk about this now, or when some people say, well, he can talk, I know the other side. I lived in debt for several decades, truly in debt. Yes . And I laboriously worked my way out of it, until I finally came across the two old works by Joseph Murphy, The Power of Your Subconscious Mind, and also The Secret, and that's where I started to rethink things.

Yes, because the laws of nature work the same way everywhere, and that’s how I was really able to steer my life in a completely different direction. Yes. Yes, And also to have gratitude, not to take things for granted, but that is also part of it, to be grateful for what one has achieved, for what one has worked for, for what I have now, yes, to be happy about it, and not just briefly, but really to generally be happy about it in your life, so that you say here is abundance, for example.

And that is also something very, very important, so not just like, well, okay, now I have this, let’s see what comes next, but really enjoying what you have. Yes. Yes, we humans have somehow forgotten how to do that. Everything has become so fast-paced. That’s what I wanted to say earlier. You buy something like a bag for 10 or 15 euros, and then another one next week, and you’ve already forgotten the one from last week, right?

So, as an example, and that’s how we consume and consume, and are actually caught in an addiction . We are all probably somewhere in it without really noticing, because it’s presented as normal these days. There are so many discount stores with weekly specials that it's easy to get influenced, keep buying, and before you know it, your cupboards are bursting at the seams. And that, again, is not really what we mean when we talk about living in abundance.

It makes no sense to have five of everything; we women all know this with shoes, bags, and clothes. Our closets are overflowing. But how much of that do we actually wear? And it's also a feeling of, I don't know, it's basically hoarding. I'm hoarding things and have massive amounts of them. Yet, I still feel a sense of lack and dissatisfaction. I don't even like half of it anymore. I don't wear it, but I won't get rid of it either.

It just kind of rots in the closet. We really need to rethink this, we humans, to get back to quality and start asking: Where does this come from ? Whether it's food, clothing, supplements, or whatever else, we should treat ourselves to things that are high-quality, as you say, rather than constantly buying cheap stuff that just puts us in a bad energy. And maybe you have a tip for people who want to reprogram themselves, because it's so easy to slip back into old patterns, old feelings, and old thoughts.

I always say it’s like someone starting to jog; you can't just run a marathon overnight. They might go for 10 or 20 minutes, and if they're out of shape, they'll have sore muscles the next day. And they just can't manage more than that to start with. You have to build up slowly, and it's the same with our mindset. It doesn't happen overnight that you completely change your thinking and the old patterns stop appearing.

Do you have a tip for when the same feelings or thoughts keep surfacing? Is there anything people can do so they don't keep falling back into the same ruts? Yes, reprogramming works through the rule of 21. Tepperwein always said 21 days, but I've found it's not about the days, but 21 times. We have within us, um, I’d say our, our intellect or even our programming, which then says: "That won’t work" or "I can’t do that" or "That’s difficult" or "I can’t afford that." Or rather, phrases keep coming up from the subconscious, um, let's say, that want to pull us back into the old rut.

And that is where it is important to use a rephrasing. I want to mention an example now, because it also has to do with money. If it says, for instance, you have an item, "I can't afford that. " Well, that’s what I’ve always experienced before, what I heard from my parents or somewhere else. And now I reprogram and say, I can afford it, I can buy it. It doesn’t mean I have to go into that store right now and buy it , but it’s about the reprogramming in the case of this sentence, and whenever that sentence wants to come up, "I can't afford it," I start to say instead: "I can afford it, I can buy it ." And if you consciously do that 21 times, always in those situations, then it gets stored in your subconscious.

With that, you reprogram yourself. And now the interesting thing happens. Through that, your internal magnetic field changes. That is, I tried it out for myself. I noticed after the 10th or 12th time that I had a different attitude toward them. So for me, it was no longer expensive; instead, I noticed that I thought, it actually doesn't matter what the price tag says. Yes, and this attracting of abundance within you, in the truest sense of the word, ensures that when I emit it—just as I had emitted it before, in my former existence—the universe must now provide the exact same resonance as it worked before.

That means, if I tell myself now, I can afford this, I can buy this, the universe must ensure that it actually corresponds to that. And by doing so, I attract that abundance in that very moment. And I can do that not only with money, I can do it with positive thinking, I can do it with anger, with whatever. So, everything that I feel uncomfortable with, everything that isn't good for me, I'm reprogramming that. Yes, and it's also true that, as you mentioned, you picked up some negative energy from your parents while growing up, and there's a saying—everyone probably knows it— that I was just thinking about earlier.

Um, yes, it goes something like, "If you want to earn a lot of money, you have to work hard," for example. And there are tons of sayings like that, which were indoctrinated into us as children, or, well, that we pick up throughout our lives from our parents, family, environment, and so on; it's ingrained in us, and we really need to pull them out and set them aside because these are the patterns that keep coming up and limiting us.

We are always the ones limiting ourselves. It's not the outside world that limits us; I hear it so often when people say, "Well, I only have this specific training, how am I supposed to earn more money with that?""I didn't go to university, or I don't have a special job, so it's just not that well-paid," and so on and so forth. And these are all, I believe, excuses in some part. Because it's easier for people to say, "Well, I'm just not in that position, I simply can't do it," rather than taking responsibility and saying, "Right, I'm going to do this now and take that path ." For me, it was the same with self-employment; after a certain amount of time as an employee, I just knew I had to get out, I couldn't do it anymore, there was no way around it.

And I really did everything I could to get out of there as quickly as possible . I became self-employed within 11 months because I was just certain—I always stepped into the energy of having so many client inquiries that I wouldn't even know how to fit them all in. So to speak. And it was really under a year that I got out of my employment, became self-employed, and there was simply no other option for me . I didn't allow for anything else.

It was clear it would work, it had to work , and I had tried a few years before and it didn't work then because I kept thinking, well, how is this supposed to work? And just asking, how is this supposed to work? ruins everything right from the start. So, I had a few isolated customers, then came Covid anyway, so I thought, eh, let’s just leave it at that during the Covid period. And uh, you can either always find an excuse—which is, of course, easier—or retreat into, let’s call it, the victim role, saying: "It just doesn't work for me, it might work for others, they made it, they had some idea or a talent." Yeah, I just don't have that.

What am I supposed to do now ? I have to keep sitting at the checkout at Lidl, so to speak, and I only have my salary, and that’s how we humans constantly limit ourselves every single day. And I was also asked, yeah, how did you do it? Did you write a business plan and, um, did you save up money and invest it? Honestly, no, I didn't have any starting capital for my self-employment. I didn't save up money and invest it either.

I didn't write a business plan, nor did I take out a bank loan saying: "I need this much," but—as you explained so nicely—I just started small and grew it, and gradually, whether it was for my practice room, I bought things here and there or even got them as gifts. I have a treatment table, for example, that a friend gave me because she had three or four of them, which she also got as a gift from a naturopath, and um, at the beginning, I bought the furniture for my office on eBay Classifieds.

So, there are ways. It’s not like you have to have everything brand new or whatever, but you can start small and keep growing and keep changing too. And yeah, I think that is the most important message we want to share with everyone today. If you or someone else is limiting you, then it is only yourself. Remove the limitations. Yes. And To wrap things up, I’d like to briefly mention the congress; perhaps you’d like to say a few words about it, as it ties in quite well with our topic.

Um, the congress is also about the change we are currently experiencing. I mean, we are actually always in a state of change. I like to say we are in the "great change" now, because, in the end, change has always been there. It’s just perhaps picking up a bit more speed now. But, uh, yes, dear Dirk, what is your topic at the congress? What kind of talk are you giving? I believe you’ll be speaking about your tasks here on Earth as an ambassador of the Federation, what you do for humanity, as well as your tasks outside of Earth, and you’re also holding a workshop on Christ consciousness this Sunday with Shari Kovat, who runs the Sternkraft channel.

Perhaps you could say a few words to the audience about both your talk and your workshop. For those who are interested but haven’t signed up yet, so they can get an idea of what it’s about. Mhm. With pleasure. Well, the talk actually leads into that, because I have written a book where I described my time in the Federation, the second body I possess there, and all the journeys that are undertaken. And this talk is also about what I do outside— outside of Earth.

And, uh, the workshop is really intended for that purpose, because it’s about being an ambassador; I call myself an ambassador of the Federation. And I’m not an ambassador in the conventional sense, but rather one who passes on messages. And something that contributes to that is the fact that we have Christ consciousness within us. Christ consciousness is nothing other than a direct connection to the Source, because the Federation doesn't say "God " since it’s religious, but speaks of the Source, and Christ consciousness practically means the purest form of this Source.

And how can I use it to act in everyday life with this Christ consciousness? What do I gain from having access to the Source? What possibilities exist there? So Shari and I will also do a few exercises with you where we can practice this, in order to further develop and strengthen this connection to the Source or this energy within us, so that we have the opportunity to create an easier life for ourselves. That is essentially the workshop.

Yes, and I believe the workshop will last about three to four hours. Um, and I think I have it on my website too, but I don't remember the price off the top of my head. It costs 85 €. 85. I thought it was 89. Exactly, it costs 85 €. It lasts 3 to 4 hours and will take place at the Zylinde inn, where the congress is also being held with you and Shari. for anyone who wants to experience you both live, together. Shari lives in Austria or Hungary, right?

You live nearby in the Allgäu area. Yeah, that doesn't happen very often and we're looking forward to it, it's also important to mention that the congress is in person. Nowadays, a lot happens online. My goal is to connect you in person so that you connect with each other, because the attendees are just as important as the speakers. And yeah, I think that was a nice way to wrap up our conversation. I will link everything below.

Dear Dirk, thanks for being my guest once again, and anyone who wants to meet you in person is welcome to join in September. Well then , I'd say see you next time. Until then , ciao. Ciao.