You'll probably find you don't even 'own' that Dood next time you get misquoted or misunderstood...
My sense on ownership is that as ever it's not a black and white one dimensional issue, but rather another of these multidimensional trust in goodness vs. ego/grasping/attachment issues.
We all need certain basics to live - food, clothing, housing, transport, tools of our trade or whatever. Life if we can trust and just go with the flow on an 'easy come, easy go' basis seems usually to find ways to get these basics into our hands.
I've for example been amazed through years of illness and consequent problems with work at the way something always fell into place just when i needed it, when it was starting to look a bit dodgy. I've never been motivated by money or material gain, but have at times been worried about not being able to get by.
Perhaps the focus 27 scene is simply one where our needs are provided for in precisely this same way. I guess another angle is that there can be no lack or (or fear of it) in a reality where mind creates more or less immediately. Its a little tougher here where we can still create, but the delay between intention and result (not to mention the effort) is rather longer and provides rather more opportunity for doubt to creep in.
Working a bit more deeply with the fear of not having enough I've concluded that my personal fear was coming from what was actually a fairly deeply felt sense of lack of personal worth - that I wasn't seeing the situation accurately.
That I'm actually a pretty capable type that there's usually somebody can use, and that anyway when people figured I was possibly in trouble I've been amazed at the number of incredibly generous offers of help I've received. (luckily I haven't had to tap these offers, but they were very re-assuring) That's not to blow my own trumpet, but rather to illustrate that I wasn't seeing the reality.
It's not of course 100% reliable. Many for example suffer famine or poverty, presumably nothing to do with how they relate to food, goods or money. But there are potentially bigger life lessons or karmic issues in play there I guess.
It is very possible to have a very unhealthy and grasping relationship with money and material goods. As epitomised by the many who no matter how much they have still compulsively pour all of their energy into seeking more.
That implies it's become something of a demon for them - that whatever need it satisfies is so ingrained that the behaviour has become a compulsion. I can see very easily for example how if my own fear was a little stronger, or my situation a little worse that it could have become an issue for me.....