#067 | LAZINESS: MAMMON’S LINK

As we prayed, I remembered a vision I had seen some time ago while sweeping the house. In the vision, I saw analytic graphs with lines in front of me. Someone was using the graph to describe how the number of skilled people is reducing drastically and steadily. The reason for this is that people are going into things that do not involve skills, looking for quick ways to make money.

This person explained that in years to come, those who have skills will rule over those who do not, because a lot of things will depend on what you can do with your hands. The coming economic climate will majorly favour those who can do things, not just those who are looking for things to do.

This was linked to the situation in Nigeria, and it was explained that laziness is why people despise learning skills and instead choose quick online money-making means and call it a skill. I was getting a teaching that people are lazy because they want to make money quickly, and so there is a link between laziness and mammon.

Then I saw mammon. The setting was like a fighting arena, and I saw a throne from a distance. Someone was sitting on it with servants around him, and many people were coming to and going from him. He sat with his right hand on his cheek, acting uninterested but powerful. I just knew it was Mammon.

I have seen him before, but this time he looked like some Greek or Roman god. He was linked to two sources who looked like his slaves: one was laziness and the other hardwork.

• The hardwork slave looked socially friendly, brash in words, and spoke proudly.

• The laziness slave looked unfriendly, but was very smooth when he spoke.

Mammon seemed to realize that the laziness source was slowly becoming more effective for people to serve him. This was because people didn’t need motivation from hardwork anymore, but were motivated by laziness, which pushed them toward quick riches. People despised hard work and preferred anything that assured quick gains.

It looked like laziness was turning people against hard work, but hard work began to play along as they both served the same master. Laziness rode on hard work’s social acceptance to pass on its smooth words.

Then I saw people working on both the laziness path and the hardwork path. At this point, it looked like two divergent paths from the throne. The laziness path was gaining more ground and had more people on it. There was a lot more push towards quick money.

I wondered what was creating the rush for money, and thought:

“But if they had what they wanted, there wouldn’t be any of this.”

Then I heard “Discontentment.” I understood that if people were contented, they would not be in this arena. Their discontentment was created by both civil and spiritual leadership, which led them to mammon.

23rd June, 2022
Bro. M.P.
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