Is it considered charity for the poor to give money and gifts to the rich?

Giving money and gifts to the rich by the poor is not considered charity. Almsgiving is the giving of some emergency items, such as money or food, to those in need, rather than icing on the cake and giving to those in need. It's just a general exchange of courtesies.

The poor give money and manners to the rich, which should be counted as an act of bribery, not almsgiving.

This is certainly not the case, the so-called charity is the rich people giving money or things to the poor. That's it, if you're poor, give money and gifts to rich people. That's what it means to be a slap in the face.

No, there is a saying that the poor are careful about giving gifts for fear that their gifts will be looked down upon by others, and what they usually take out must be their own best things, because he treats you sincerely, or he will give you things if he wants you to help him. Give what you don't want to others, then you can give, although you don't want to do to others, but there are a few who can really do it.

Hello, giving has a different meaning. It usually means to share money and goods with others, and if that is the case, you are talking about charity, but the word has other meanings, such as in religion, it has a special meaning.

The calculation is not based on whether the other party is rich or not, but on the other party's cultivation, and the merit of the high reward for cultivation is great.

Calculate! The poor give everything they have to the rich, and this is their kindness and love! They are all poor, of course, they are charity! I hope you study and work hard and I wish you happiness and good luck!

As long as you give money and gifts to others, what is not charged is considered charity.

In this case, there is no distinction between the poor and the rich, and whether the poor receive the rich or the poor.

No, rich people don't need to give alms, they should be given to those who are not as good as him and need it, and it is called charity!

The fact that a poor person has gifts and wealth to give to others proves that he is not poor, as long as it is a charity to others, it is an act of praise.

The poor are already very poor, he will regard money and gifts as very important, he will not give money and gifts to rich people for no reason, unless his self-esteem is at work, he feels that he does not want to be looked down upon by others, and he may have to ask for others, this should not be considered charity.

What happens when the poor give money and gifts to the rich? If the rich are in special difficulty, the money is not yet available, and the situation is urgently needed. Charity to him is also a form of charity.

No, it can only be said to be a gift, rushing to make a good relationship.

Wealth giving in Buddhism is not simply giving money to others, but a kind of practice to break the greed of one's own heart for money.

A dollar of charity is also almsgiving, a Buddha name is also considered charity, giving others confidence, courage is also generosity.

The difference is the state of mind when you give (non-dwelling giving).

Giving is giving money to those in need without asking for anything in return, not by whether there is money or not.

I don't think this is immortality, but this situation may just be a gift.

Most of the almsgiving refers to the gift of religious people to the masses, and ordinary people can call it donation.

It's just a courtesy, something we have to do, and I don't think it's even if the rich give to the poor.

Otherwise, if you give money and gifts to rich people, shouldn't it be counted?

It is not unaware that the poor give money and gifts to the rich, on the contrary, it is a kind of flattery.

Giving (Sanskrit: dána):

Also known as tanna, charity, or charityparamita, it is one of the six bodhisattvas. Giving to people with welfare, giving with wealth, dharma, and fearlessness is the main thing, that is, giving money, food, and even the Dharma as the original meaning. That is, in order to help all sentient beings, to give sentient beings the possessions or dharma that they have.

There are three kinds of charity: 1. Financial charity: to help the sick and poor with financial resources.

2. Dharma giving: Giving truth and wisdom, using the Fa-rectification to persuade people to cultivate good and judge evil, so that people can understand the meaning and value of life, and automatically start to practice and pursue the truth.

3. Fearless generosity: Do everything you can to relieve the fear and fear of others; It is to give faith and love.

In his past lives, the Buddha gave to all sentient beings for the benefit of others, and even gave his own life to the marrow of the head, the flesh and the hand, and the hands and feet. No matter what sentient beings want from the Buddha, the Buddha can give to all sentient beings.

So of course you can give to the rich, because the object of giving is sentient beings.

Yes, you can give them love and morality.

As the old saying goes: the heart is born, the mouth is the gateway of the heart, giving is generosity, there is no doubt and speculation, when a person's behavior and heart are not unified, everything you do is in vain, a person with a strong heart, his will is firm, he can clearly see the essence of things, and then reflect it to the heart to make a judgment. At the beginning of a person, his nature is good, he persists, and he takes action, which is the accumulation of yin virtue and will be blessed.

A person who knows how to be grateful is kind in his heart. If you give genuinely to others, you must return kindness.

The poor man asked the Buddha: Why am I so poor?

The Buddha said, "You haven't learned to give to others."

The Poor: How Can I Give When I Have Nothing?

The Buddha said: Even if a person has nothing, he can give seven things to others: smile and do things;

Words and giving: Say words of encouragement, praise, and comfort;

Xinshi: open your heart to be kind;

Eye giving: giving to others with the vision of kindness and righteousness;

Giving by example: helping others with action;

Seat Kitchen: Humility of seats;

Fang Shi: There is a heart for people.

The poor are silent ...

Words of praise, good mood