The attic and my old bedroom back at my parents’ house are full of piles and piles of useless CRAP. This Summer I promised to get rid of it, but the thought of approaching such a task makes me feel genuinely scared. Even though most of it is meaningless junk, I just know I’ll have problems either throwing or giving a lot of it away. I just can’t stop being a “stuff person”. It drives me mad.
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Because it`s the crude reality…
IT was a nighmare when I first had to moove to another town…
It was more tnan 2 years ago , and there are things , i can`t simply touch because of the work they are going to give me…
Result »»»I have things packed for more than 2 years , and I don`t know what it is…
So…..
Do I really need them !!
I never felt the need otherwise they would be outside…
In Asia , budist monks make an anual check on their (small ) possessions…
If they didn`t use some object in the year before , they get rid of it , so new energies can come in…
Wy can`t we let it go…
What REALLY ties us to things are memories , and shelfishness…
Give away things we bought? No way !
But when we go , that is when we ties of this earth , we dont take any earthly thing with us , except our deeds !
Everithing else stays here…For others !
It may seem dificult in the begining, but after a while , you think that give to others ( needy or just will apreciate those things) is semms a bit like when you taste freedom.
«I`m not a slave of material things »
And that is more …OUTRAGEOUS when we know we cam make a HUGE diference , with our SMALL things , SMALL gestures , so SMALL sacrifice !
Did I really buy it all? What was I thinking of? Was it mere ‘comfort purchasing’? I guess it could be worse; I could have begun to ‘comfort eat’ and gotten F A T, or tried ‘comfort drinking’ and found alcoholism, or gone for ‘comfort thinking’ and become religious … But if I only wanted to escape reality, why Why WHY did I just go out and buy a whole bunch more of it?
eBay, here I come!



