But for the 2nd group of people, say a person who only earns $1000 a month, but spends his money on branded goods and dines out at restaurant without batting an eyelid.. and also that he doesn't save any money every month since he spends it all. Sometime later, this person may end up being in debts because he doesn't have any savings, etc. Why is this the case if he was spending money coming from an abundant mindset instead of saving up money which may have felt like lack to him in that particular situation?

The money system is a human-made one that is often based on a "scarcity consciousness" - indeed, there are some who claim it is intended as a system of control...but that's another story :)

There are many people for whom playing the money game of having lots of pieces of paper and metal in their wallets and purses (notes & coins), or being assigned a bigger number on a bank's computer (bank balance), is not at all relevant to their lives.

For those kinds of people, they can have an abundant mindset and live a life of abundance that sometimes expresses itself through a human-made financial system and sometimes will just express itself without the need for money. For them, it doesn't matter one bit if they have, what society calls, "debts" because that's an equally meaningless human-made creation. It's their "life experience" that matters to them, not playing arbitrary financial games.

With understanding questions like this, you have to look at the alignment between someone's Beliefs, Desires and Actions. Actions here can also include the "actions" of doing vibrational work - it's anything that causes a shift in the balance between Desire and Belief.

I'll run through a few scenarios to give you an idea of how it works...

Scenario 1

• Desire: I want abundance that is expressed through the financial system

• Belief: I must work hard at my job, think of a great business idea, convince someone to give me the money etc.

If this person take actions that cause an alignment of their beliefs with their desire, they will end up financially well-off and they can spend freely as long as their spending doesn't do anything to cause any misalignment i.e. spending more than they believe they can make.

Scenario 2

• Desire: I want abundance that is expressed through the financial system

• Belief: I must spend very little and save everything I have. I must keep saving for the rest of my life and store it away.

If this miser-style person carries on aligning their beliefs (of not spending but saving) with their desire for abundance, they can still become very wealthy but not be comfortable spending it. I've actually met one millionaire who dresses virtually in rags and rides around on a battered old motor scooter (to save even more money, I presume) yet owns a business that makes a small fortune :) This kind of person would never dream of spending any money on an expensive restaurant meal yet they still have abundance (if you classify having lots of money as abundance)

Scenario 3

• Desire: I want abundance and I don't care how it comes to me

• Belief: I trust that the Universe is going to bring me whatever I need when I need it.

In this case, we have someone who might feel as free and easy about spending money as a Scenario 1 person but they also don't care at all about the financial system. So, if they have money, they'll spend it to feel good and if they don't have money, they'll find some other way to express their feeling of abundance. Ideas of "debt" are irrelevant to them. They might die in poverty but they'll still have found a way to live a life of joy.

This kind of person is still in an abundant mindset but they are choosing not to constrain its expression to that of a human-made money game.

Of course, there are many other variations of these scenarios but they always come down to those ideas of the balancing of Desire vs Belief.

A shortcut way of understanding the balance between Desire vs Belief is through the feeling of Expectation.

Hi as you say @kakaboo this question is all about feeling comfortable with money. There are a few phrases in your question that sound off tone, seem off colour.

• "for the first group of people, of course there is no doubt that they seem to be coming from an abundant mindset" ... just because someone has loads of money doesn't necessarilly mean they have an abundance mindset.

• "say a person who earns $1000 a month, but spends his money on branded goods and dines out at restaurant without batting an eyelid" ... for me someone who doesn't bat an eyelid when doing something is masking or attempting to hide their emotions from themselves and other people. This is contrary to being in an abundant mindset.

• "Spending money without batting an eyelid should be someone in an abundant mindset. It feels like nothing or normal for the second group" ... Someone in an abundant mindset is always happy and joyous, feeling nothing or normal is not the emotional state of abundance, showing real joy and happiness in "spending" money is an abundant mindset. Note that spend can mean "to pay out, to wear out, to exhaust", a more adapted way of thinking of it would be to exchange, to give in return for something received.
  

Hope that helps :)