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From the archived Rick and Carol EFT podcast series. The series is complete.
Episode #21 – What is Ultimate Abundance?
- What is ultimate abundance… and what is it not?
- If you are not there yet, something is in the way… and whatever is in the way is tappable with EFT.
- How can you tell how the Law of Attraction is working for you?
- It’s very difficult to do your own psychological detective work.
- Living on purpose.
- Finding prosperity with peace.
- Tapping rounds: letting go of the external stuff.
Listen to this episode to understand more about how to align your vibration with Ultimate Abundance.
Companion Guide
Ultimate abundance is not a sufficiently impressive house, bank balance, business, or public success. Those things may matter and can be genuinely desired. But if your sense of well-being is always waiting for an external result, abundance remains somewhere else.
Here, ultimate abundance means an inner experience of aliveness, generosity, purpose, and enough steadiness to follow what is right for you. It is prosperity with peace—not material success purchased through chronic strain.
This Guide Helps With
- pursuing success without postponing your life until it arrives
- noticing when effort has become constriction or burnout
- finding emotional blocks beneath a business or income plateau
- recovering your own direction from fear-based pressure
- practicing generosity that fits your real resources and values
The Feeling Is Not the Trophy
Ask what you expect the external result to give you. Freedom? Respect? Safety? Joy? Relief? A sense of being powerful or lovable?
If the desired feeling is entirely attached to a future achievement, the present can become a holding room. You may work harder and accumulate more while feeling no more abundant. Practicing the emotional qualities now does not guarantee a particular outcome. It does let your life contain more of what the outcome was supposed to mean.
Notice the Plateau Beneath the Numbers
A plateau may appear when:
- you have an idea but do not trust yourself enough to implement it
- success is growing faster than your comfort with leadership or visibility
- circumstances have changed and you resist a necessary decision
- the business performs well but your passion has gone quiet
- your words say you want more while your body expects loss, conflict, or overwork
These are not merely mindset errors. Some require new skills, better systems, financial analysis, or a difficult conversation. Tapping is useful when emotional noise makes that practical discernment harder.
Purpose Has a Bodily Signal
Living on purpose is not always effortless, but it tends to carry more vitality than forcing yourself along someone else’s path. Fear-based invitations and urgency can split your energy until you cannot hear your own yes or no.
Protecting your heart and gut does not mean disregarding everyone else. It means including your own integrity in the decision. Prosperity that repeatedly abandons your health, relationships, or values is an expensive form of success.
Generosity Is Larger Than Money
Abundance can show itself through attention, appreciation, encouragement, ideas, smiles, boundaries that prevent resentment, and money when giving is genuinely sustainable. Generosity is not self-erasure. The useful question is whether giving feels like a freely chosen expression of enoughness or an attempt to buy safety, belonging, or worth.
Tapping: Reclaiming Power From External Conditions
Side of the Hand: Even though I have been convinced that the blocks are all outside me, I am willing to notice where I still have choice and influence.
Even though external events matter and some are genuinely difficult, I do not want to hand them all of my power.
Even though I have pursued prosperity through pressure, I am open to prosperity with more peace.
Top of the Head: I thought it was all about them.
Eyebrow: I thought I could feel good only when circumstances changed.
Side of the Eye: I have been afraid of my own power.
Under the Eye: I have also blamed myself for what I cannot control.
Under the Nose: I can separate influence from total control.
Chin: I can reclaim the choices that are mine.
Collarbone: I can listen for what is right for me.
Under the Arm: I am open to success that does not require abandoning myself.
Top of the Head: I can practice abundance in this moment.
Eyebrow: I can appreciate what is already alive.
Side of the Eye: I can make practical changes where they are needed.
Under the Eye: I can receive help and clearer perspective.
Under the Nose: I can be generous without crossing my own boundaries.
Chin: Purpose and peace belong in my prosperity.
Collarbone: I welcome more passion, focus, and choice.
Under the Arm: I am building an experience of enoughness from the inside out.
Take a breath. Notice what external condition still seems to hold the key to your well-being, and ask what part of that experience you can begin practicing or protecting now.
An Abundance Inventory
Make three short lists: what is materially working, what feels emotionally alive, and what is quietly draining you. Choose one action from the first two lists to appreciate or strengthen, and one drain to address with a boundary, decision, skill, or conversation.
Ultimate abundance is not a permanent high. It is an ongoing capacity to return to yourself, sense your direction, and create a life where prosperity and peace are allowed to know each other.
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