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
Is the Red Cross a symbol of Roman power?

Therefore, 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 one gives. Therefore, when a man learns to give away what he
treasures the most, his treasure chest will always be complete.

However, it has been discovered that many of our charities are nothing more than tax exempt money laundering
scams created by corporations such as Vatican II with its massive holdings of treasury. Consider, if you will a
possible explanation of The Red Cross (Video HERE)

How do we know if we are being manipulated by Church Inc? By doing our homework. There
appears to be a family upon this earth that believes it is its duty to create as much negative
human emotion as possible before 2012. This family has placed members of its own family on
the boards of various not-for-profit charitable organizations in order to control the flow of
money. There are often two sets of books. So beware! Be a good steward, do not enable
others addictions
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I used to get so angry at our local soup kitchen because it basically forced hungry people to listen to the soup
kitchens' religious propaganda. After thousands of hours volunteering I discovered that much of the homeless
population had grown up in "The Church". Therefore,  many knew the religious dogma better than the pastor of
the soup kitchen.

However, I resigned myself to the fact that my homeless family members needed to eat, and if they had to lessen
to the propaganda, it was a small price to pay.    

Service to others is service to self;  

When we fully comprehend that we are all one in The One, we then realize that what we do for the least of these,
we do for all.
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