Career and Money

It is interesting how humans seem to have such contradictory views on career and money--even human Buddhists. On the one hand, humans have constructed a society in which money is needed for just about everything they might want to do. But on the other hand, humans seem to have very derogatory terms for those who are successful in the world of money and career: "filthy rich", "greedy bastard", and "fat cat".

Come to think of it, that last one is kind of interesting. It seems that even as humans insult one another, they are acknowledging the superiority which we felines have attained in the world of career and money.

Us cats do indeed have no particular attachment to career and money. That is because we have completely mastered some Siddhas in the world of money. Basically, the idea is to get a human who will do all the work for you. The human then earns the money to support us cats in the best possible vibe location. The human may even think their career success is their own idea, but it is really just a Siddha that we felines have perfected which causes the human to do our will in the world of money. Once we've attained this level of mastery of the money realms, there is no need to have any particular attachment to money. Why be attached to something when you've mastered the Siddha needed to attain it at will?

"Fat cat". It really tells you something when the wealthiest humans are compared to felines, doesn't it?

Mooshke the Cat