‘Pay it forward’ and ‘What goes around, comes around’
These phrases are generally used to indicate that, if you do something for someone else, eventually someone will help you. It’s not necessarily a reciprocal arrangement; the person you have helped may not be able to ‘pay you back’, but they will find opportunities to help other people – so they’re paying the help ‘forward’.
This is how your Universal Bank Account (UBA) works. You put credits in by helping others – and other people will put credits into their own UBAs by helping you when you need it. You also receive withdrawals, in the form of opportunities to prosper, which are, in effect, your rewards for the credits you have paid in.
This is an overview of your Universal Bank Account:
- it has a credits column where you can record and describe every occasion that you’ve helped someone whether that’s at work, within your family or in a social environment
- each credit will have no monetary value
- there is a withdrawals column where you can record and describe every opportunity that someone gives you to prosper be it physically, emotionally, spiritually or financially
- there is a privacy button, so you can choose to keep your UBA private or share it with other AB members
- it is self policing because, if you are not truthful with your entries, it is only yourself you’re fooling!
- it’s a written record of your gifts to others, whether the gift is time, knowledge, support, comfort, advice or skills. As your balance grows, so will your feeling of self worth
- aim to make a daily credit entry as you seek to help someone, some way, every single day
- notice how you feel as the body of evidence detailing both the help you’ve extended to others and the support you’ve had grows.
You don’t have to use your UBA – but give it a try, you’ll be surprised.
Watch this space! - we are developing an easy way for you to record all of your credits and withdrawals from your own personal Universal Bank Account. If you wish to know more, please contact kevin@atlanteanbody.com
