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When I was a little... My grandparents taught me about money. Even since I was around 5-6 years they asked me to help them with chicken farming 🧺 5000 chickens.. and gave me and my siblings and my cousins money. Every week! They taught us to give Charity and some of our needs and our future / save. Even they asked how would I used my money 🤑 💰...

My grandma was a Muslim and married to my grandpa who was a Catholic from his dad's side..

Since young age.. the dad of my grandma . She called him as Ramak / Rama / dad.. told her " a woman ♀️ 👠 doesn't need to go to school 🏫 🎒..if she can trade. She will rule the world 🌎 🌍" . Later grandma taught me " you're so beautiful 😍 ❤️ and you have smart brain, and you behave well ( have a pride ) 💪🎯❤️. Have a courage. That's how you'll rule the world. "

After married to grandpa.. my grandpa told her that she could ask anything to God. Then everyday 3 times , my grandma asked for my money 🤑 💰 and guess what? She was the richest person in that area. My family was famous in that area. She could differentiate people just based on how they behave and talk.. even she taught me to differentiate cheap woman ♀️ 👠..she said being dependant to a man is a cheap quality. Her husband / my grandpa was her investor. She did presentation even to her husband! 

She told me if beauty fades away, brain 🧠 won't. Character won't. That's how we preserve our characters, our pride and dignity.. 

I didn't know that all they taught to me was actually the Jews secret... / Basically I had the same education/ mindset the same as the Jews way..

CHARITY / SEDEKAH

The more you give , the more you'll receive and give with happiness. I proved this since long long time ago. God takes care of me . Generous people are more successful people .. secret code..the hack to the matrix 

Pledge of giving :: I keep doing it year by year 

Asher T Asher : when a person gives charity, he becomes wealthy 🤑 💰 

Malachi 3:10

Here’s Malachi 3:10 in English (New International Version - NIV):

“Bring the whole tithe into the storehouse, that there may be food in my house. Test me in this,” says the Lord Almighty, “and see if I will not throw open the floodgates of heaven and pour out so much blessing that there will not be room enough to store it.”

It's a powerful verse about trust, obedience, and the promise of abundance. Want to reflect on it together or apply it to something you're going through right now?

https://youtu.be/rorW7BwC90Y?si=ZClgFp19YdvVeosk

Money code 10 :

Trust in God ( to take a leap ) ❤️ in everything that you do 

Rule divide ➗ money :

1/3 in cash

1/3 in real estate

1/3 in inventory 

Code 46 : go to business or learning Torah as a full job. Well. Go to business:)

https://youtube.com/shorts/9BvYgYaZ_A4?si=Jc0YLcIkKrKRhbXj

Money code 15

https://youtu.be/1XTslTINYjA?si=5YQiCUSj8131Te57

Intentions code 16

https://youtu.be/cpXQJO5bPcw?si=MIY33pO0XN4YXa8U

I have to use my gifts and have people to do my weaknesses. We work together. I can be a solo player to win. I have to have armies 

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JEWISH RULE → 1 person make money = 5 persons make money.
Other ethnicity? They make many for themselves. None wanna do business with them.

↳ While Jews → 1 person enters a business
he will make 5 other Jews to get money.

Questions:

1. Is the person you work & you make money? (make money together)

2. The people that work with you / report to you, if they give their best, do they also make good money the way you’re making money?

IF YES = then you’ll make big money as the Jewish mentor.

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CIRCULAR ECONOMY 

most people earn money 🤑 💰 from themselves... Jews they focus on their gifts / abilities and use lawyer, teacher, or suppliers from Jewish community. And they keep giving to community. That's how beautifully they can grow together perfectly:)

I really wish I can be inside Jews community :)

Bagaimana komunitas Yahudi menjalankan ekonomi sirkular berbasis komunitas.

📌 Poin-poin intinya kira-kira begini:

1. Core Business di Finance & Trade

   • Sejak lama orang Yahudi diarahkan ke sektor keuangan, perdagangan, perantara jasa (banking, credit, investment, insurance, legal, medicine).

   • Ini jadi core bisnis, dan mereka kuasai rantai dari direct service (dokter, lawyer, banker) sampai indirect (broker, investor, publisher, entertainment, media).

2. Ekonomi Sirkular ala Komunitas

   • Uang “diputar” dalam komunitas dulu. Misalnya: Yahudi belanja di Yahudi, bank Yahudi kasih kredit ke Yahudi, lawyer Yahudi yang urus legal, dokter Yahudi yang rawat, media Yahudi yang promosi.

   • Jadi, uang nggak bocor keluar komunitas, baru setelah kuat, mereka ekspansi ke luar.

3. Direct & Indirect Service

   • Direct service: pelayanan yang langsung berhubungan dengan kebutuhan sehari-hari → dokter, sekolah, pengacara, toko makanan.

   • Indirect service: lebih abstrak tapi mengontrol sistem → bank, media, film, publisher, investor, teknologi.

   • Kombinasi ini bikin mereka kuasai struktur ekonomi dari bawah sampai atas.

4. Knowledge & Network Based

   • Pendidikan jadi pilar utama. Hampir semua keluarga Yahudi menekankan belajar, literasi, dan networking (Rotary/Jewish Federation/komunitas bisnis).

   • Dari situ, mereka punya knowledge power → masuk ke bidang “otak” bukan hanya “otot”.

5. Circular in Practice

   • Kalau seorang Yahudi bikin bisnis, supplier, investor, advokat, akuntan → semua dicari dari jaringan Yahudi dulu.

   • Artinya, ekonomi mereka berputar dalam lingkaran, sama persis dengan konsep circular economy, tapi dalam konteks finance & human capital bukan sampah/lingkungan.

✨ Jadi maksudmu benar: Jewish economic model itu circular, basisnya finance & service, direct maupun indirect, dengan loyalty antar anggota sebagai perekatnya.

CAN DIVORCE?

Great question! The difference between Jewish and Catholic views on marriage—especially regarding divorce and remarriage—comes down to different interpretations of scripture and theological foundations developed over centuries.

Here’s a simple breakdown:

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1. Jewish View (Based on the Torah & Talmud)

• Divorce is allowed in Judaism and is part of the Torah law.

Key Verse:

Deuteronomy 24:1
"When a man takes a wife and marries her, and it happens that she finds no favor in his eyes... he writes her a certificate of divorce, puts it in her hand, and sends her out of his house..."
This verse forms the basis for the Jewish concept of a get (a religious divorce document).

• The Talmud and rabbinic writings expand on how this should be done, with care and respect.

2. Catholic View (Based on Jesus’ Teachings in the New Testament)

• Marriage is a sacrament and considered indissoluble—once valid, it cannot be broken, except through annulment (which says the marriage was never valid to begin with).

Key Verse:

Matthew 19:6
“So they are no longer two, but one flesh. Therefore what God has joined together, let no one separate.”

And also:

Matthew 19:9
“I tell you that anyone who divorces his wife, except for sexual immorality, and marries another woman commits adultery.”

This is why Catholicism is very strict about divorce and remarriage.

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Summary:

• Judaism allows divorce and remarriage as a necessary part of life when a relationship no longer works.

• Catholicism sees marriage as a permanent, unbreakable covenant, reflecting Christ and the Church.

Would you like to explore how other religions or branches of Christianity handle it too? Or are you wondering how these views affect relationships or conversions?