There is a very easy way to understand what right-mindedness is.
Right-mindedness may also be termed being on the right path, or being in the right place at the right time, it goes by many names.
Imagine then this scenario:
“Globally, if all money disappeared overnight, as if by some magic act, and if everyone beforehand was actually doing that which their heart most desired all the time (or which brought them the most fulfilment, however we wish to put it), then theoretically speaking nothing would change. The “flow” would continue. The “new” situation of there being no money in the world would not actually change anything one jot, as no one in their right mind would choose to do anything different to what they’re already doing if what they were already doing is what they most wanted to do.”
Now, many might first laugh at this utopian scenario, believing it to be pie in the sky. But, essentially, this is what nature does, and I’m happy to follow nature as a “good” guide. We call such a natural system an ecosystem. Our “artificer” version of an ecosystem is what we call an economy.
By studying “economic” concepts we are given clues to how ecosystems operate. We sometimes need to “flip” or “revert” such artificer knowledge, but the clues are there all the same, which we can drop onto later.
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