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Originally Posted by Lorelyen
What hicks might have said was "Come up with some spurious, specious idea that can be sold in the name of new age spirituality then write an endless stream of books about it. That's the way to get a million dollars. Also meditate on ways you can shelter as much of it from the IRS as you can."
Hicks or anyone else could quite easily write a book on "How to get rich." That would shoot him into fame and fortune as most beccome good sellers.
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As much as I like Abraham, Teal Swan and some other spiritual teachers, I find the kind of money they are asking way over the top. Also, they fly all over the world for their workshops, while knowing how much polution airplanes give. The same goes for cruises on a boat. We can all stick out heads in the sand here but no matter how you look at it. It has nothing to do with love for the planet at all. They make a lot of money to 'help' people. Spirituality has become a money making thing.