I want more, always more! Only then will it be perfect, only then will I feel truly safe and comfortable. Money is energy and offers endless possibilities, so it’s quite nice to have. But when is it enough? Me, me, that’s mine! Status, power, attention, consumption: it’s all an illusion, a mirage. We always want more, because we think it actually helps. Sure, it helps us become lonelier, less trusting, more disappointed. Greed can come from wanting to avoid our fears and loneliness. To close our wounds with riches, to numb our sadness with consumption. It’s a drug. The ego has never enough and is a master of coming up with thousands of supposedly legitimate reasons to want more, that’s so human. It programs, indoctrinates and manipulates us to maintain the dream, the collective illusion of what happiness is. Again, it’s human nature. And it can really feel fantastic! However, it quickly becomes tense and sad when your mind starts identifying c...