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A spiritual explanation to how charity brings wealth π°
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If you don't give away charity, you have
no chance of not falling into sadness
with money. It's impossible. It's not
that we dip the bread into the salt.
[music] The salt preserves the bread.
Give me the salt as a charity. If it
wasn't [clears throat] for the salt, the
bitterness of making money would be too
harsh. [music] So, the charity sweetens
the bitterness of making money. Money
can make friends or money can make
[music] enemies. We have to be careful
that we don't worry about money,
obsessed with money, and withhold money.
If we don't have a good relationship
with money, we'll bring a lot of enemies
in there. Because [music] money comes
from the same place as the soul. Kesef
is kisufim, which means the same desire
that I have spiritually comes from the
same place as money.
>> But you don't feel like that most people
that are successful and made it as
jealousy or evil eye on them regardless?
>> Only when you have a good relationship
[music] with your just a channel for the
money. The blessing comes through you,
not because of you. So, if I'm giving it
away, I'm the vessel. It's not about me.
So, uh [music] the eye can't affect me.
If you're not giving charity away, you
have to be worried about it. Because
that means you're trying to take it too
much to yourself. So, charity is really
[music] the ultimate tikkun for money.