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Well said. Though this thread deals with many of the material aspects of life, I think it applies to other areas of our lives as well. This site and many posters here have really helped me focus on the things that are important to me and shut off all of the other stuff that clutters my daily life. I realized that only a small part of my life was being spent doing and thinking about things that I enjoyed and was interested in and I had to change that. I have a long way to go, but everyday I try to recapture the parts of my life that bring me joy and I lost when I "grew up". I really want to wake up in the morning and look forward to my day.... I remember this feeling but it feels like it was such a long time ago.songpoet wrote:Just a gentle bump up. I still think that Voluntary Simplicity is at the secular "CORE" of all that can be successful in our life,,,,,,,,,,in multitudinous ways!
Hi tennisany1,,,,,,,,your quote above is at the "essence" of what simplifying LIFE "is"! I'm certainly no expert at this but I continue to look intently at it & apply it to the best of my ability & circumstances. I only know when I immerse my mind in the concept of it, & look at the living examples of it's practical application, a beautiful calming & inspiring feeling washes over me!tennisany1 wrote:everyday I try to recapture the parts of my life that bring me joy and I lost when I "grew up". I really want to wake up in the morning and look forward to my day.... I remember this feeling but it feels like it was such a long time ago.
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