The Money Matrix

Before we can really dig in and learn how to escape the money matrix, we should first define what the money matrix is. In the most simple terms, escaping the money matrix means removing yourself for the matrix when it comes to your finances. To understand what this means, you’ll need to know what the matrix is. I would suggest that you read What is the Matrix to fully understand what the matrix is. However, for our purposes, we can get by understanding that the matrix is anything made by humans while escaping the matrix means moving to God-made things. So, how do we escape the Money Matrix?

It’s Almost Impossible to Fully Escape the Money Matrix

It’s almost impossible to fully escape the money matrix. Why? Because almost everything is regulated by the government when it comes to finances. Government is human made, laws and regulations are made by humans, so you would need to find something to invest in that does not have these. There are many financial assets that are inside of the matrix. These include:

The stock market.
The crypto market.
Foreign Exchange.
Tax advantaged accounts.
Banking tools.
Insurance tools.
Anything offered by Wall Street.

Semi-Matrix Investments

There are also many financial assets that are not really part of the matrix, but they are regulated by the matrix. These are partial matrix assets. These include:

Oil and lumber. It would be impractical to store barrels of oil, or to stack lumber in your garage for investment purposes. These types of investments are usually done by investing in businesses which work with oil and lumber. Most people will invest in these through the stock market which is part of the matrix. So, although oil and lumber are made mostly by nature, they are impractical to invest in without going into the matrix.
Land. Although land is unarguably part of nature, hence made by God, the government crawls all over real-estate. The buying and selling process, contracts, taxes, laws, and code compliance all have a part to play in the ownership of land. This means that if you own this asset, you’re still regulated by the matrix.
Collectibles. Many collectibles are made by humans, however, some are made by nature. However, many of these still have regulations. Even gems have rules and regulations that need to be followed. You may also find that a lot of these collectibles are monopolized by big corporations. For example, diamonds are not rare, their supply to controlled by big corporations so that they can charge high prices for them. So if you invest in diamonds, your investment’s value is being manipulated by corporations.

Matrix Free Investments

There are very few investments that do not currently have regulations. Honestly, there is only one investment that comes up. Even this investment has regulations, but there are work-a-rounds. The other thing to know is that this investment has been heavily regulated in the past. In fact, it used to be illegal to own this asset. What is it?

Gold.

In fact, let’s throw in all of the other precious metals into this category. This would include silver and the others. However, for the rest of this article I will refer to it as gold.

Gold and the other precious metals are not perfectly outside of the matrix. Between 1933 and 1974 in the United States of America, it was illegal to own gold. So, in the past it was heavily regulated. However, today, the regulations are less. The biggest regulation is customs – Declaring your financial asset to a customs or border protection officer. This is still a regulation, but it’s less of a regulation than other assets.

Including Investments Free From the Matrix

We actually do not suggestion that you completely remove yourself from the money matrix, although there are people that do so. What we do suggest is that you have some investments from each category. You should have some Precious metals, you should have some partial matrix investments, and you should have some fully matrix immersed investments. This variety is a good thing.

This idea of which financial assets are free of the money matrix is a lens to view the investment world through. Some people view the world with the lens of physical and paper assets. For example, land, precious metals, gems and anything else you can touch is a physical asset. Something like a business, loan, or digital currency is a paper asset. This is another lens that investors use to view their investments. Here at The Kingdom, we encourage you to look at investing through many different lenses. The money matrix is one type of lens and we encourage you to diversify in the various different categories. This diversification will help you remain safe no matter what happens in the world.

Example investment plans

Joe wants to diversify his investment portfolio, so he chooses to invest in all 3 of the matrix levels. Here’s what he picked.

He really likes farming and land, so he chose to invest in farming companies through the stock market. This is his matrix investment.
Joe likes land because he himself is a farmer, so he decided to buy more land. This is his partial matrix investment.
Joe likes palladium so this is his non-matrix investment.

Joe has a foundation that is outside of the matrix, so he has effectively escaped the money matrix.

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