A tithe is a gift, given from a space  of gratitude and  generosity.   A tithe is offered with loving concern for the well-being of others.   A tithe is given without expectation of return  and with no strings attached.   

It is commonly (but not necessarily) directed to a source from which the giver has received guidance, inspiration or some other spiritual gift.   Tithing is not just a physical act.   Tithing is a spiritual blessing for both giver and receiver.    

A tithe is usually thought of as a gift of money, and often that's the form it takes, but in actuality, a  tithe can be anything that the tithe's recipient  considers to be of value.   It can be  work done for someone else's benefit rather than for profit or personal gain.   It can be caring for someone else.    A tithe can be as simple as a smile and a word of encouragement.   It is, in essence, an act of kindness, an act of giving, done from the mind set of being of service to others.

As a result of caring about and showing concern for the well-being of others, a person becomes more strongly connected to the infinite flow of abundance, and the world starts returning to him that same care and consideration.    To tithe is to focus on the positive, and on what can be.   Contrary to common belief, money and the goods and services it represents, get bigger  when we joyfully and enthusiastically share some of them with others.   

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Abundance starts with tithing and tithing starts with taking care of yourself.   If you are anything less than  financially prosperous, we suggest that you take the money you have been tithing to your church or charity and tithe it first to yourself, and/or directly to someone else that you love, someone close to you who could use a little help.    Tithe to yourself, not in the sense of indulging yourself and ignoring others, but in the sense of creating a core out of which you can create enough abundance for yourself so that you can joyfully and enthusiastically share some of it with others.   Intentionally creating abundance must and always starts with one's own self.   This is NOT greed; it's simply common sense.   You cannot fill anyone else's cup if yours is empty.

For Those Who Have Financial Concerns:   If you say I'm too poor to tithe, consider the food you buy and feed to your children as tithing to them.   Consider the shoes you buy for yourself as a tithe to your family's well being.   

You are already tithing!   You have been tithing most of your life!   It's just that someone with an interest in receiving your money has given you a false definition of tithing.   Whatever you have ever done for the benefit of someone else is a tithe to the well-being of everyone, including yourself.

You and I and everyone else are all part of a single, unified whole.   There are no separations between man, nature, and Creator/God.  Everyone and everything is part of a single, unified whole.

"What I do for you, I also do for me.   
            What I do for me, I also do for you."   (Source unknown)
"What you do onto the least of mine, you do onto me." (Matthew 25:40)
“Behold, the kingdom of God is within you."   (Luke 17:21)   
"Man and nature are an inseparable unity." (Ecclesiastes 3:19 / paraphrased) 
Take a few moments to sit quietly and think about the implications in these passages.   

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What Is Community?   A community is created when two or more people gather together and function together toward manifesting a mutually agreed upon goal.   The key ingredients are:

Partnership,             Communication,              Cooperation,  

Mutual support,     Teamwork, freedom,       Diversity of ideas.     

In a well functioning community, decisions are made by consensus and not by the domination of the most powerful.   A loving marriage is a private, personal example of this.   NASA's fourteen-year-long and 2.3 billion dollar project of landing a space craft on one of Saturn's moons is is an excellent social example of this.   When the NASA team finally succeeded, they were asked what were the key requirements for their success.   They gave three answers:  1) communication   2) cooperation, and 3) diversity of ideas.   

Being part of a Mutual Support Community is very beneficial because almost everyone needs someone  else to keep them on track, to be an outside observer, to keep them focused, to bring in a different perspective, to point out the pitfalls, to encourage in the low moments, and to simple to be nearby when a hug is the only response one can offer in a difficult moment.   

By nature, human beings are social animals.   Without community, the humans species would be extinct.   Today, much of the sense of community has been lost.    One of our intentions  is to recreate the concept of community.

Another one of our goals  is to infiltrate the world of money and to, step by step, one bite at a time, readjust the priorities from profits to people.   Creating Safe, Dependable, High-yield, Tangible-asset Retirement Investments  for the average person is one of our goals

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   Here is a partial list of where people commonly find mutual support communities.

Church  and other Religious Organizations,   
Social groups  Leisure Activity Clubs
Trade Unions, and Professional Associations,  
Residence and Neighborhood Associations,    
Political Action Groups,  
Veterans organizations,  
Women's Clubs,     
Cancer Survivors Groups    
Senior Citizens Clubs

Civic and fraternal Organizations such as  The American Legion  Elks Lodge, Loyal Order of Moose,