What's in you mind when the earth rattled?

What's in you mind when the earth rattled?

Miracle of Ayat ul Kursi | Linguistic Miracle

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Somehow

...in this age of great tribulation, Fun is appealing to be called Happiness.

"balancing the imbalances" -- cont.

even heart is not in the command of yours
that and also you have no whatsoever controls
it drives you to which you called of likings
as you'll then feel naturally falls for things

though you knew something might of no use
still, consciously you pay them, still, you felt pushed
you threw them away, then you regretfully realized
they were con of value that states the otherwise

then where in that did wealth reminisce?
afterall, you have failed to hold your wrists
from getting more two or three or four
of something that you actually need no more

wealth is in the things you need you eventually buy
not so much of what you can pile up high
as you know money is only an exchange due
the authorized measurer of the embed value

but get your money clean and safe
free from filth in the games of faith
as you'll see the money will be value-free
when your folks start taking more in usury

as your state stated, claiming to reign a land
of which water bounds, in there lives the men
your wealth are actually spread widely through
but the pride blocks the knowledge to get you to

oh even, knowledge wasn't of your command
so what's the point of being proud of the land
might just loose the land but it spared you
or replace you with the ones that knows what to do

gained four of three, then lost the one eventually
exactly, that's how things work in usury.
probably won't happen in one two three.
but it might come at a stage when you're called wealthy

still the remains didn't get it clear
thinking there's got to be ways not to adhere
still they didnt know what will unfold
though obviously some had been fore told

even me not entitled to this
it shows nothing but all knowledge belongs to His
somewhat the signs clearly ticking, they had started to come
still things persists, oh God, what future will become?

"balancing the imbalances"

We could start reminiscing events where we loose something, or anything that you usually call as yours. That you will then realize things around you might be something that is 'Made available' for you. That nothing is eventually yours

Similarly when you is the country you live in, which within the lands and the waters lay immense wealth none of your forefathers knew about. But you knew that somehow parts of it had been 'removed' , as you see it disappearing before your eyes. And that you realized you have failed to identify what wealth really was, and fooled by the ever increasing 'substitute' that carries no more than the numbers assigned on its side.

to be continued...

Something to ponder in the year ahead

Why we should avoid usury, brief explanation.

1. If you think usury adds your wealth. Think Again
2. The ideal way of getting wealth in a fiat monetary system is by producing necessary product, adding real value to raw produce. not through interests (from deposits or lending)
3. Your money is no longer backed by gold reserve. It only represents the amount of product absorbable in the system, including gold.
4. It is said that banks control the amount of money in the system through interest rates, to control inflation and foster economic cycle. But this is not without any loopholes.
5. For the money lender, it multiplies money with no risks of loosing any (with no work / products produced) . also without any consent made on the industries the money is lended to.
6. For the borrower (who are mostly business owners), it's a chance to continue production even without provable demand, or forseen value in the product.
7. This makes the rich reluctant to invest their money through cooperation. Creates growth in industries of unrealistic values. Makes the gullibles, including the rich who lended their money, wanting (instead of needing) to consume more. And the cycle continues.
8. In turn, interests would only add unnecessary debts obligation in the system. and eventually reduces the true value of the overall economy (i.e. the products value represented by money). How? 
9. The money you spent to buy a product partly contributes to pay the interest charged on lendings, borrowed from banks by the producer to sustain production.
10. To pay it, producer accumulates all the costs incured, and strategize on unit pricing that is enough to cover the costs, targeted profit, debt + interest, and anticipate future inflation.
11. Thus the increment on the already high marked-up price represents no real improvement whatsoever to the product. Hence, the no real added-value.
12. In turn, society will be reluctant to consume inferior products at high price, as companies eventually figured ways to influence perception of value through marketing.
13. Marketing may not be cheap. Company pays billions to get awareness, some openly tricking viewers into believing that a product is valuable.
14. Add that to the interests the company must pay and the cost of buying (if the customer use CC to pay). Re-think on the true value of the product.
15. Plus, imagine the amount of interest obligation of the overall companies involved, from the extraction of raw materials, manufacturing..
16. ...promotion, distribution, all the way to retail companies. They have to pay the interests. But somehow consumers bear them all, through price.
17. /thus, you could imagine how valueless the price you pay for a product due to the interest obligations charged along the system.

However, you could also imagine the opposite, when all interest obligation is taken out of the system....

1. ....how it will eventually restore the values of product, and the consecutive effects on the society as both producers and consumers will be free of any additional burden that contributes none to direct improvements.
2. Any lendings with expected addition in return should also automatically bear the loss in a form of risk with previously agreed portion/percentage of profit/loss, similar to that of investment / cooperatives.
3. Somehow the best investment / business cooperation will be of any products related to necessities, as it will be of sustainable demand.
4. In longer terms, only products of real values will survive, as price will be reduced to its sensible value, and no value will be added on insensible needs. Any increase of value will represent immediate increase of quality.
5. Thus such non-usurious society will see perfect valuation of products, of which the value of  money is represented. Hence "wealth" will be at its maximum power of exchangability.

Therefore, wealth are actually the necessary products available and consumable, by whatever amount of money we have. Continue reading on the understanding of money to get a glimpse of why.

God Knows Best. Wallahu a'lam

Somehow it gets clearer how money is not the value (in our system)

In an imaginary place where money did not exist, humans exchange their goods to fulfill each others need. One might be a farmer, another might be a fisherman, and another knows how to weave cotton into clothes. Here we can see cclearly that value stays in the product, demanded by need. Let's now multiply the number of people to 300 with 100 different skills capable of producing 100 different products (goods and services) of different qualities, each with different speed of completion, and different value equivalance. A pair of clothes equals to 20 fishes, or 15 fish with two lobsters, or 50 tomatoes and 20 cabbage, or during hurricane season when fishing is hard, we can get it with 10 scoops of clam. So far money is not needed. But when the quality of the product varies from a person to another, somewhat the rule will be hard to be applied. The people feel they need somehtingelse that could value the products more precisely so that they can exchange it with other products that match the value.

And therefore, money is introduced. The poeple create coins that functions as an exchangeable items with different values stored in it. A big coin, and a half smaller coin, and another quarter coin. the story then continues to ; as the people getting prosperous, and knowledgable to create more innovative products, more and more coins needs to be made. but then people were starting to have trouble keeping their money or carrying them to buy something expensive. which then force the authority to introduce a legal paper that represents certain amount of coins. In order to get these paper, they need exchange it with their coins in a bank operated by the government, People then started buying their needs with the paper, and exchange it with coins to buy less expensive things anytime they like.

Reading the earlier paragraph, although it was not mentioned of what the coins were made of, How many of you actually imagined that the coins are made of gold  or silver? and how many of you imagined that the paper money is a wallet-sized paper with big numbers printed on both sides?... I'm sure many of you did. somehow that also came up in my mind, because that's how we were told about the history of money during school. Right? Although some of us might not have the experience being in the age when coins contains real gold, we might have gotten the idea from movies describing the middle ages where gold coins are still in use. or somewhere else. but somehow we know that it was still in use some times ago.

I want you to go back to the first paragraph but then continue to paragraphs below :

And therefore money is introduced. The ruler of the village came up with an idea to solve the problem. He came up with a type of paper that could represent value of certain products. The papers consist of numbers. 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, and 1000. Those are legal papers that are used to value the goods or service produced by the people. It is issued by a trustworthy government agents acting as appraiser under oath whose job is to determine the value of items being sold in the market

For example, a watermelon is valued as 15,  thus 10 watermelons are entitled for 10 papers of each 10 and 5. This means that if he could get people presents demanding for all his watermelons, the apraiser will give the seller all the entitled papers for what he had sold. He then will be given a chance to exchange the papers for what he had demanded, such as 2 kilos of oranges valued at 15 and 2 Kg of meat valued at 100, and 10 pieces of carrots valued at 20. He spent 135 points of the 150 points he earned before. he now has only papers worth 15 points left and decided to be kept by the govt agent under a certain account. the watermwlon vendors was also given a chance to give the authority of the mandate through donation or lending. Such act will be revered as kindness, and receive an honour of acknowledgement.

In a larger extent, as age grows, many people wanting more and more improvements in the product quality,  new products started to be invented. To match this, the government then produces more paper and distribute it to all the producer and vendors in the market. all addition of value is done by the apraisals of the gov't agent, based on verified addition on production process such as labors, or raw items. As more papers are circulating in the market, more rise in the amount of needs occured. The people also saved more points in the govt banks for future exchange.

This describes pretty much what our money now should be about : a due-exchange paper. Reason being, paper money is merely an instrument to value products, which derived likely from a barter system, which facilitates a non-direct obligatory exchange of products there and then. The paper itself worth none. The truth of wtis would somehow easily felt by those living in a rather small, and closely related community or village because the people's need is simple, and the needs are usually easy to fulfill. They do not value more on the amount of paper hold., because there is no point for them to hold more money, because not much of expensive things available or being produced, and that also would not give them any value as it also did not match to any of their needs.

Ideally speaking, in a paper money society wealth is in the product, as it is the one that contains true value to human. Somehow the people should fairly understand that wealth does not lay in the amount of points hold, but the amount of products produced and demanded, because that is basically why paper money is issued in the first place.

With these understandings I guess we willl easily know that when we abuse our authority to value the invaluables, somehow imbalances will start to occur gradually. Ilegal addition of value to paper money can be defined as addition of demand towards products that did not exist, and somehow, in turn, people will value things that are not initially valued for money, sometimes things that are virtually not exchangeable. Later on, creation of false needs will be rampant, and people will be outrageously demanding for it too. Somehow poeple will also demanding for other things that has never been available for exchange. In a stage where addition is permanent, the demands will turn to addictions. This is when people will start loosing their sanity and judgement.

God Knows Best. Wallahu a'lam.