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Chapter 26 Money is God’s Special Envoy to the World 3
Volume 1 Chapter 3 Money is God's special envoy to the world [-]

Jewish Wealth Beliefs: Cashism:
Those who have no money are poor.

--"Talmud"

When a Jew was dying, he called all his relatives and friends to his bed, told them about his funeral, and said, "Please exchange all my property into cash, and use the money to buy the warmest blanket and A top-end bed, and put the rest of the money under my pillow. When I die, put the money in my coffin, and I will take it to another world."

Relatives and friends bought blankets and beds according to his wishes.The rich man lay on a luxurious bed, covered with a soft blanket, touched the cash beside his pillow, and closed his eyes peacefully.

According to the rich man's will, the cash he left was put in the coffin with his body.

At this time, an old friend of the deceased came to bid farewell to his body.When he heard that the property of the deceased had been exchanged for cash and had been put into the coffin together with the body of the deceased, he immediately took out the check from his pocket, quickly signed the amount on it, then tore off the check and put it in the coffin. After entering the coffin, he took out the cash and patted the corpse's shoulder lightly, saying: "Old friend, the amount is the same as the cash, you won't suffer."

From this joke, we can see that the Jews have a preference for money, and in real life, they are indeed believers in cashism.

Jews are different from people of other ethnic groups in their choice of property. They usually hold cash, or exchange money for gold or diamonds, and their fixed property is almost zero. Smart Jews will not buy land to build priceless villas. Because there is no way to carry this kind of fixed property, when they suffer from exclusion and persecution, they can only abandon it.

The reason why the Jews pursue this kind of thorough cashism is that, on the one hand, it is caused by the turbulent and wandering living environment, especially in times of war. Once the political wind is not right, they will immediately sweep away their property and flee. The property they carried became their life support when they fled. With these properties, no matter what natural or man-made disasters they encountered, they would not worry.On the other hand, it is because they are not at ease with anyone. Once the goods are sold on credit, what should they do if they cannot get the money back?If you want to escape immediately, don't you want to lose in vain?Therefore, in the eyes of the Jews, only cash is safe, reliable and eternal, and cash is the guarantee of their lives, so their preference for cash is immeasurable.

Thoroughly adopting cashism is one of the Jewish business laws.This is especially evident in daily life and communication. When conducting transactions with businessmen from other countries, what they think in their minds is: "How much cash does this person bring today?", and their evaluation of a certain company is : "How much is this company worth in cash?" In general, in the minds of the Jews, there is no other form of currency except cash, and they strive to "cash" everything.

The "conservative" concept of the Jews determines that they strive for cash transactions when trading commodities.Because the market is changing rapidly, and there are hidden risks in various trading activities, even if a person is a billionaire now, there is no guarantee that he will not have accidents in the future and lose everything.People, society and nature are changing every day, only cash is constant.This is the belief of the Jews, and it is also the "God" of Judaism. ,

So, how do wealthy Jews protect their cash? Don't they worry about their safety?Indeed, if you carry cash with you every day, it is of course impossible and unsafe. The Jews have found a safe place for cash - the bank, but not depositing cash in the bank, but depositing it in the bank's insurance in the cabinet.

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