1) That process is very well known; it's generally taught under labels such as "ethics" and "practicing the virtues."
2) The best advice I have to offer here is to look for charities that don't hire many people and don't pay them big salaries. The more overhead, the more fraud. As for religious methods, no, you can't really use gods as vending machines like that -- if you want to work with a god you need to establish, or at least be open to, a relationship with the god.
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Date: 2023-10-02 07:11 pm (UTC)2) The best advice I have to offer here is to look for charities that don't hire many people and don't pay them big salaries. The more overhead, the more fraud. As for religious methods, no, you can't really use gods as vending machines like that -- if you want to work with a god you need to establish, or at least be open to, a relationship with the god.