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How do we make life joy-filled, peace filled, and fulfilled? If all that glitters is fools gold.
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Maiia: Sometimes looking to the future means looking backwards. Traditional living values. Neither baby nor young now, the yuppies an' baby boomers face the inevitable values clarification of maturity-
Less is more after all? Buy Nothing Day A Christmas Carol
What you don't own you don't have to pay for, care for, insure, store, go into debt for and carry out to the bin. THE STORY OF STUFF - Informative and Easy
Dr. M L King, 1967 "We must rapidly begin the shift from a thing-oriented society to a person-oriented society. When machines and computers, profit motives and property rights are considered more important than people, the giant triplets of racism, militarism and economic exploitation are incapable of being conquered. A nation can flounder as readily in the face of moral and spiritual bankruptcy as it can through financial bankruptcy."
"Hello, -Often I find that we argue the virtues of voluntary simplicity in terms of so called "green" motivations The point that is often mentioned, but rarely expanded is that simplicity increases happiness. It is really a modest cut that is required and I think most people willingly entertain this cut if they understand the possible personal benefits, there are new freedoms found everywhere." -Anonymous
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Renewable Resources local knowledge - (Kuranda) with Geoff
Wikipedia: "Simple living (or voluntary simplicity) is a lifestyle in which individuals consciously choose to minimize the pursuit of wealth and consumption. Adherents choose simple living for a variety of reasons, including spirituality, health, stress reduction, conservation, social justice or to reject consumerism, while others choose to live more simply for reasons of personal taste or personal economy."
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Less is more after all?
or ALL of the above.