The Golden Ladder of Charity

1. Gives reluctantly.

2. Gives cheerfully but not in proportion to the distress of those in need.

3. Gives cheerfully, proportionately, without being asked.

4. Gives cheerfully, proportionately, without being asked, but places the gift into
the needy man’s hand, thus causing him to feel shamed.

5. Gives so that no one knows to whom one benefits, but they know who their    
benefactor is.

6. Gives knowing whom we benefit, but remains unknown to them.

7. Gives so that no one knows who benefits who. -  Maimonides- a Jewish moral
thinker from the medieval period
Charity
matters of faith, restoring personal relationships with God
The red cross symbol is the mark of Cain
A true gift knows no human witness.

“The manner of giving is worth more than the gift” - Pierre Corneille

“There is no just title to retain surplus wealth when others are in dire need.” - Peter Singer – A Jewish modern
day moral thinker.

One of the best gifts one can receive is the one given. Therefore, when a man learns to give away what he
treasures the most, his treasure chest will always be complete.

The thief jumps the fence with his works, or good deeds, whereas, the invited guest enters through the true
gate, and with permission from the True Gate Keeper.

As we see giving must be done in private, without witness.

However, it has been discovered that many of our charities are nothing more than tax exempt money
laundering scams created by corporations, such as the Vatican. If we discover the red cross that the pope
wears is known to be the same symbol that the children of Cain wore for many generations, do we stop giving
to the American Red Cross?

Discover the true meaning of The American Red Cross, the children of Cain (Video HERE)
Should this then prevent us from giving to others in need? We are to be good stewards of
the resources we are given, yet many of these corrupt corporations have two sets of books,
therefore, making it difficult for us to know if we are being manipulated.

A person should never be content with a religious teaching, follow that religious teaching
without ever questioning it, and still be, as it were harvestable. Even if that religious
teaching defines service to others as it cornerstone.
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Therefore, we must learn to give from the heart, rather than fearing we are being manipulated, as our Creator
judges us by our willingness to care for the needs of others, and not by what others think of us, nor what we
are expected to do by others.

In other words; If one attends a pentecostal church group, one should not invent for himself the gift of tongues
in order to please others. For not all gifts are given for, and to all. Charity is, therefore a gift from a willing
heart.

Service to others in need is service to ourselves. When we fully comprehend this, we are then ready for the
next phase of our development, but not until.
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