Types of greed

By my standards greed has no character of its own . It is defined by the human it has infested . However the manifestations are astounding, just like a silent cancer which is invisible in the beginning and then suddenly one day when it has becomes out of control and manifest the characteristics of the final disease.

However according to the Bible there are four different kinds of greed. Lets look at them one by one just to have a clearer view of the situation here.

Type 1. Accumulation

This sort of ravenousness tends to infest the heart of upright, taught, composed individuals. It preys on a man's capacity to steadily set aside reserve funds, adding frequently to the aggregate. Obviously, we all do this . But insatiability in the life of a hoarder makes him rely more on the money he accumulates than God and that he can't be liberal with his cash until he has put aside enough cash to guarantee an agreeable retirement. 

The hoarder is unreliable about what's to come. His eagerness to trust cash instead of God with his future drives him to disregard the necessities of other individuals. He feels his first obligation is to hoard enough advantages for secure what he accept will be a protected future. However, a hoarder falls into the trap of utilizing every one of his assets to advantage one and only individual: the hoarder. And leaving the rest of the community to suffer the effects of ones greed .

Type 2. Overspending 

This type of eagerness fits simple into the life of an anxious individual. The overspender mistakes requirements for needs and, accordingly, spends more than his pay permits, in this way prompting obligation. He needs things now and will utilize credit to abstain from waiting. 

Type 3. Comparative
Insatiability sustains the focused sense that it's basic to coordinate the way of life of another person. It drives you to spend and continue spending as an approach to demonstrate that you are equivalent to a neighbor, companion, colleague, or relative. This type of eagerness is firmly adjusted to envy. 


Type 4. Privilege 
In any case, voracity preys on everybody, regardless of what their total assets articulation resembles. When you trust the untruth that wealth originates from your belonging, you will discover avarice sneaking in the shadows. Greed lies behind a sentiment qualification, the feeling that another person owes you something. An entitled individual trusts an untruth: "I don't have the cash for it, so another person should purchase it for me. All things considered, I should have it–and without working for it." This face of ravenousness dependably shows an absence of appreciation and regularly uncovers outrage. Privilege sends individuals on a devouring orgy. 

If you think of life as like a big pie, you can try to hold the whole pie and kill yourself trying to keep it, or you can slice it up and give some to the people around you, and you still have plenty left for yourself. - Jay Leno