There is someone who tries to live frugally. He is trying to save, and reduce expenses including postponing zakat and alms!
He often checks the balance, and has a special number target with his balance, every expense is monitored & counted as a burden, in short he tries to KIKIR.
Duarr ... These months are just financial examinations come to life, tested with a financial ordeal, God "robs" him in a way that is really beyond expectations.
Starting from having to fix the house, the value of repair for him quite large, back and forth service vehicles, both cars / motorcycles to the expenses of small inensity super-duper & beyond reason.
It was realized that this was not a once-but-a-time occurrence, and the pattern was always the same: when trying to "untrust" including delaying sharing habits.
Well .. the treasure is unique, it develops when he flows, the more rapid flow of the tap underneath it, the more rapid flow also above.
As for the amount of possessions owned, not from how much we discipline in managing expenditure, but from how big the container, how worthy we get it.
When we become intermediaries for the good fortune of others, by giving either to the employees or to the needy, because there is a right in our possessions, we are actually getting ourselves to accept more.
Believe it or not, I conclude there are 2 patterns related to REJEKI:
(1) that if we do not remove it, then Allah will forcibly remove it, only its value is different, the first is worth the reward.
(2) the treasures will not accumulate as we pile them up, but the treasures will increase as we flow them out & deserve them,
Believe it or not,