Love is an innate energy. It wells up inside us, we embody it. We give it to the people around us and the projects we create. But do we remember give it back to ourselves? And do we do the work we need to do to maintain the love inside us, so we can give to others? Here is an old fashioned love remedy that we all can do, to burn that energy inside us, and create an atmosphere of harmonious sweetness around us to attract love inside and out. Get yourself a white or preferably pink devotional candle (you know, the ones you buy at the grocery store in a glass jar). Burn the candle for a few minutes to loosen up some of the wax. Blow it out. Stir in a little bit of sugar or honey, a pinch of flower petals, and flower essential oils that you love: Ylang Ylang, Rose, Lavender, Bergamot or Geranium for example. Hold the candle and imagine all divine love flowing into it. Imagine the spirits of those flowers blessing the candle with their energies. Breathe those energies into yourself and then breathe them back into the candle. Imagine all that love radiating out into the room, the house, the world around you. See it touching lives, projects, your bank account, easement your loved ones. Now you have a love infused candle connected to you through your energy.

In practice, it’s like hiding the money you owe the IRS in a piggy bank under your bed. When the IRS determines that a taxpayer has participated in an abusive transaction, it assesses penalties and issues bills for unpaid taxes and interest on the unpaid amount. Mr. Jones wants to sell his stock while it’s still valuable but does not want to pay taxes on the profits. So he puts the stock in a bank for safekeeping, promising to sell the stock to the bank later. The bank gives him a handsome sum of cash, a significant percentage of the stock’s value. But the stock has not yet been officially sold, only pledged. Stock fluctuates in value, so, to prevent a loss on the “pledged” transaction, the bank reinvests the stock elsewhere. The result is that Mr. Jones gets a bunch of cash and doesn’t have to pay capital gains taxes. Companies form corporations, banks and trust providers in foreign countries called “tax havens,” where taxpayers can hold their money and assets to avoid paying U.S.

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So now, ABC and Meta alone have funded Trump’s library to the tune of $37 MILLION 🤣… Zuckerberg’s Meta has taken several steps toward Trump’s Make America Great Again movement since November’s election. The company made public earlier this month that it was ending its diversity, equity, and inclusion, or DEI, policies. Additionally, Meta pledged $1 million to Trump’s inaugural fund and placed UFC president Dana White, a Trump ally, on its board of directors. On an investors call Wednesday, Zuckerberg said, “We now have a U.S. American technology winning and that will defend our values and interests abroad,” according to CNBC. “I am optimistic about the progress and innovation that this can unlock, so this is going to be a big year,” he said. The Financial Times reported, “Mark Zuckerberg is exploring buying a property in Washington DC, according to two people familiar with the matter, as Meta’s billionaire founder steps up his efforts to shape US President Donald Trump’s approach to the technology sector. “Zuckerberg has said he is aiming to make Meta, which has a market capitalisation of $1.7tn, the ‘leader’ in AI, battling rivals such as OpenAI, Google and Microsoft,” according to the Times. Last week, Trump announced a $500 billion investment by the private sector called Stargate, to be built in Texas. We are committed to truth and accuracy in all of our journalism. Read our editorial standards. Advertise with The Western Journal and reach millions of highly engaged readers, while supporting our work.