Wealth untold (ICA)

This is the moment a person realizes that what he has is all he needs to live a full life; when he sees that he can do anything with precisely the resources, knowhow and status he already has. It may be compared with D. H. Lawrence in one of his poems when he writes "When I am quite, quite nothing, then I am everything."

In the ICA New Religious Mode in the arena of knowing one's disengagement (the life of poverty) the first formal aspect is the experience of being liberated from the claim of one's possessions. At the fourth phenomenological level, this occurs when one is filled with the power of requiring nothing from a situation.