"Compromise" has always been associated with Love, and not Greed. However, in recent decades this is becoming a problem, and I fear it's getting out of hand. It's very important to distinguish between Love and Greed. If we are going to have the kind of society that we deserve, then we must find a way to deal with both Greed and Love.
Love and Greed have been interrelated for as long as humanity has existed, but Greed and Love are different. So, how do we differentiate between the two?
Greedy people love money, but they don't give much to others, or even themselves. They like to think that they're rich, when they're really not. Greedy people like to be the center of attention. They like to be admired by people, so they'll do whatever they can to make others happy.
However, loving people don't love money. In fact, if they did, they wouldn't need to be greedy, because they could use all the money they want and never have to work a day in their life. Loving people are content with what they have, and they're never content. If they had any money, they'd be so happy that they'd spend all their money and then have nothing left over.
This makes Greed the opposite of Love, and Greed is the opposite of Money. Greed and Money are one and the same thing, since Greed means having all the money you want and nothing else.
But, Love means giving all the money you have to the person who needs it most, and you are content with that person, even if they didn't ask you for it. Greed is based on wanting more than you have, and Love is based on knowing that you already have everything that you need.
Greedy people are usually very unhappy people, because they're not in control of their lives. They're always feeling like they're lacking something, and so they feel unhappy, because of their dissatisfaction with their lives.
When you give someone who's in need of some kind of trouble all the money that you have, they're going to think that you are a nice person who will give them what they want, without giving anything in return. Even though you're not. It's a classic case of giving love to get love.
What happens when you don't give the person who has money what he needs? He'll think that you're mean, or you're selfish or worse, that you're a monster. He might try to take revenge against you, or else run away, and hide out in a corner of his mind. He might not get much sleep at night, since he knows that he's always thinking of ways to punish you.
When you don't have much money, it seems that you are a miserly individual, and greed compromises your ability to be kind. and generous. This doesn't happen when you have a lot of money. You don't care about how much you have, and you love people instead.
Greedy people don't have enough compassion for other people. In fact, they have no compassion at all. They feel that they're the only ones who have a right to ask for your money, or have to give it back.
As a result, you don't get any respect from them, and they treat you like dirt. Greedy people are not respectful of other people, and they are nasty to everyone who is nice to you. They are selfish and unloving.
This is not a situation you want in your life, since you won't find peace by being greedy. Even though it may seem like this, you can still be kind and generous and good to other people, if you practice loving judgements, because loving judgements is much better than greedy judgements.
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