We’re taught that money makes the world go round.

That it’s the root of all evil.
That it gives us power.
That it should never be talked about.

But money is never just about money.
It’s energy.
It’s emotion.
It’s the silent story shaping how we live, what we allow, what we chase — and what we fear.

Sometimes, we find ourselves unable to afford what we want — or even what we need. And that hurts.
Other times, we have more than enough — yet still feel unsafe, unsatisfied, unsure.

Money can bring security.
It can also bring pressure.
It can be spent to escape, or saved to survive.
It can open doors — or weigh heavy with guilt, shame, or silence.

It impacts where we live, what we choose, how we see ourselves — and how others see us.
It can challenge our worth, strain our relationships, and silently shape our identity.

Money can buy comfort. 
It can offer freedom.
But it cannot buy health.
It cannot buy love.
It cannot buy true friendship.

So let’s open this conversation. Gently. Honestly.
Because healing our relationship with money starts by understanding what it really represents.

What does money mean to you?
How has it helped — or hurt — you?
What stories about money are you still carrying?

You’re not alone in asking.
And your truth is always worth sharing.

Let’s talk about it.
Not just the currency.
But the connection. The conditioning. The personal power behind it.