Thank you for your comment. How much domestic abuse stems from pressure exerted by the slave system? The indoctrination of materialism is destroying us. What does a human being actually need to survive? How big of a house do they need? How big a bank account? All those things that our society has been duped into striving for are in actuality a fool's errand. You can't take it with you. What we leave behind after we are gone is the most important endeavor - and I don't mean money. The legacy that we leave for the next generations is the most important focus we should have. What are we pouring into our children and grandchildren and the lives of those around us? We have been witnessing the whole sale destruction of knowledge and morality because they have everyone chasing the shinny object that is never obtained.

About the tent. I have mine handy. I am prepared for tent living if it should ever come to that. Home is a state of being and of mind - not where you live. If you can't be happy in a tent, being in a house is not really going to make one happy either. What the Apostle Paul stated has always been somewhat of a mantra for me and something I work on every day to keep my priorities straight. It went something like this.... "I have learned to be content in all things whether I abase, or whether I abound." Truer words never spoken. If I cannot find peace and contentment in small things, I certainly am not going to find them in the bigger things - they just come with more stress on top of discontentment.

Glad to hear you are taking what was meant to hurt you and turned it around to help others. Kudos!

Thank you for your comment. How much domestic abuse stems from pressure exerted by the slave system? The indoctrination of materialism is destroying us. What does a human being actually need to survive? How big of a house do they need? How big a bank account? All those things that our society has been duped into striving for are in actuality a fool's errand. You can't take it with you. What we leave behind after we are gone is the most important endeavor - and I don't mean money. The legacy that we leave for the next generations is the most important focus we should have. What are we pouring into our children and grandchildren and the lives of those around us? We have been witnessing the whole sale destruction of knowledge and morality because they have everyone chasing the shinny object that is never obtained.

About the tent. I have mine handy. I am prepared for tent living if it should ever come to that. Home is a state of being and of mind - not where you live. If you can't be happy in a tent, being in a house is not really going to make one happy either. What the Apostle Paul stated has always been somewhat of a mantra for me and something I work on every day to keep my priorities straight. It went something like this.... "I have learned to be content in all things whether I abase, or whether I abound." Truer words never spoken. If I cannot find peace and contentment in small things, I certainly am not going to find them in the bigger things - they just come with more stress on top of discontentment.

Glad to hear you are taking what was meant to hurt you and turning it around to help others. Kudos!

Thank you for your comment. How much domestic abuse stems from pressure exerted by the slave system? The indoctrination of materialism is destroying us. What does a human being actually need to survive? How big of a house do they need? How big a bank account? All those things that our society has been duped into striving for are in actuality a fool's errand. You can't take it with you. What we leave behind after we are gone is the most important endeavor - and I don't mean money. The legacy that we leave for the next generations is the most important focus we should have. What are we pouring into our children and grandchildren and the lives of those around us? We have been witnessing the whole sale destruction of knowledge and morality because they have everyone chasing the shinny object that is never obtained.

About the tent. I have mine handy. I am prepared for tent living if it should ever come to that. Home is a state of being and of mind - not where you live. If you can't be happy in a tent, being in a house is not really going to make one happy either. What the Apostle Paul stated has always been somewhat of a mantra for me and something I work on every day to keep my priorities straight. It went something like this.... "I have learned to be content in all things whether I abase, or whether I abound." Truer words never spoken. If I cannot find peace in contentment in small things, I certainly am not going to find them in the bigger things - they just come with more stress on top of discontentment.

Glad to hear you are taking what was meant to hurt you and turning it around to help others. Kudos!