We are because we have, we have because we are. They can not be separated because they represent the impulse and the manifestation. Being is the impulse from the invisible, and having is the seen in the visible of the abilities and resources. We want to be and we want to have, that the efforts have a goal beyond physical subsistence. Everyone is different and with their evolutionary level, but we all have to fight to cover deficiencies and dependencies. Not having in search of having is the engine of improvement forcing us to constant exchanges of supply and demand .Having must be useful, that it performs a service, and therefore we must ask ourselves : what do we want to have ? what do we want it for ? what use will make of it ? Society pushes us to have because of constant needs, and attending to these needs makes us not think about norishing the needs of being. Having is for external development, being for internal development, with the difference that having comes and goes, with ups and downs to finally leave everything behind. On the other hand, being is the eternal, unalterable values that always accompany us, giving meaning to the efforts and experiencies to improve our expressions. Immersed in the material, having to obtain various supplies, limited and conditioned by obligations to search for resources, one does not become conscious of intangible goods simply because they are too busy in the elemental where the majority has not internally forged the desire to live by spiritual guidelines and goals. Having must be a reflection of who we are. Predominate virtues or defects ? What emerges from within shows itself outwardly with its consequences, and it is up to us give it the appropriate direction and expressions if we want well being to prevail. Having must provide what is essential to have autonomy and access to quality, with the appropriate measures neither too much nor too little. Having is not the end, it is the intermediary between the internal and external, shaping talents in a fit between the personal and the collective. First we focus on having to learn, offer services and have what we need. From maturity to old age, material interests diminish, because it is time to focus on individual cultivation with the true purpose beyond a worldly life and material goods.
