Definition: Abundance

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Revision: 9 Jul 2026

Abundance

The experience of knowing THAT which WE are.
The experience of having more than enough.
The experience of untroubled sufficiency.
Real abundance is a natural consequence of abiding in reality.
Real abundance is a natural consequence of realizing the Infinite.
Real abundance is realized as one’s true nature is realized.
Real abundance is infinite supply.
Real abundance is limitless supply.
Real abundance is the experience of limitless supply.
Real abundance is the experience of the Infinite.
Real abundance is the expression of the Infinite.
Real abundance is the knowing of the Infinite.
Real abundance is the true nature of creation.
Real abundance is the true nature of the Self.
Abundance is transcended as beliefs in divisibility are transcended.
Ideas of abundance as a greater quantity are temporary antidotes to finite thinking and concepts of scarcity.
As infinite oneness cannot be subdivided into quantities, the concept of abundance as more is only meaningful in illusion.

Sayings:

“Abiding in reality is the true abundance.”
“Everything alive is producing abundance. Real life is inherently abundant.”
“Real abundance cannot be counted. Finite quantities cannot represent abundance. The true abundance is infinite.”
“To experience abundance, be as generous toward life as life is toward you.”