We moved very remote and converted a hunting cabin into a home. We are off grid capable if needed..well, wood cook stove, and the entire cabin can run on my trucks generator for 3 weeks. There hasn’t been much left for me in “society” since the vaccine mandates forced me out of a job. I want my kids to grow up with nature not screens. Modern society has taken its toll on us…It’s time for self reliance.
To be completely honest, I would love nothing more than to be off the grid. Unfortunately I’m currently taking care of my disabled 85 year old mother, I made a promise to my father on his deathbed that I would take care of her until she passes. However, after that I’m out and gone!!!
My father died on Wednesday of last week, with his funeral last Saturday. He died at 81 years of age. He was born at a time where there wasn't much in the way of material comfort. He experienced quite a rich gambit of the various technological changes. One benefit for him was the advances in medical treatment that maintained him as he struggled with his health over the last 12 years of his life. There are a few things about his life that strike me relative to my own experiences. My Dad was able to buy a home in a nice community and had a devoted wife who looked after the jobs at home. Together they had 5 children and could easily afford to sustain that life with an annual summer holiday on his income alone. They only had a mortgage for several years. There was a great sense of community at the funeral. My parents were able to sustain lifelong or other long-term friendships. My Dad was a popular presence in our local pubs and my mother has a strong presence in the local church. The sense of support from these groups has been enormous. I cannot see any of these things being available for me if I reach that age. I'm 39 and don't even own a home. My Dad had 3 children and a fully paid off home at that age. I won't have the ability to plug into a community in the way my parents could. The pub culture is dead, the church is in terminal decline. To top it off we are living in an era without any real sense of group identity or common values. There is no longer a sense of loyalty to each other. I am very fearful for my future and have very little in my life that I enjoy.
Very well stated. I remember in college where psychologists stated in the next few decades we'll have an 'age of loneliness' didn't get it then, but boy do I get it now. My condolences. 😔
_"To top it off we are living in an era without any real sense of group identity or common values. There is no longer a sense of loyalty to each other."_ I think you know who you can thank for that.
Thank you for sharing Bjorn. I'm a single 40yo. woman living in Colorado in the US and trying desperately to make it on my own. Every day I fight the urge to just run away into the wilderness where no one will ever find me. The city is crazy, I always feel anxious. Go on your hike my friend. Find your peace. Sending you good vibes!
We need to take support one another as so many of us can feel so isolated. I've been using a lot of my time since losing both my jobs to vax mandates, reaching out to as many people as I can in our position. Nature had been my saving grace over the last couple of years. Let's support one another in finding a better way. I'm in Tasmania and we don't have a lot of unvaxxed here. Good on you all for being brave. I like to reinforce Paul Stamets 3 finding pillars. 1. Strength 2. Courage 3. Kindness Love to you all. I hope you have support in Colorado
Im a single 40yr old man from the capitol of Vikings, Trondheim Norway, desperately in need of a non conform woman willing to come here to the greatest and safest place to be in the world
I’m definitely been thinking about going off grid lately. Our modern cities are emotionally toxic and backwards. I’m very sick of it. I need to move away from all the bs that keeps being thrown at us.
I grew up believing in the world as I was taught in school, but by my mid 20s I knew it was all conditioning. I was on a path for a profession that required a doctorate, but withdrew from college after getting my bachelors degree because I just wanted to work and start making money. After a while you realize there is very little difference between a janitor and a doctor. Everyone who works and pays taxes into the system are all slaves. This is the modern world, owners and serfs. Technology, as you put it the matrix, is a hypnotic method to dull our sense of intuition from realizing how trapped we all really are. The problem is the immense power these evil tyrants have, literally everything in the world is controlled by them. Governments, educational systems, pharmaceuticals, etc.... nobody can really escape it. I too have reached a level to say that legitimately I have no place in modern society.
Wouldn't it be great if we all lived in nature and lived off the land? Then we could share our resources and be much healthier and happy. That is how I perceive the ideal life. Not this modern, technological world. Everything you said was exactly correct. I only got an associate degree. Don't be wrong, this modern life offers a lot of comfort and entertainment but at what cost? We as humans are made for so much more in my opinion. It has to do with nature I believe. We belong in nature not in these concrete jungles.
Everything made by human hands, breaks eventually. The people pushing this agenda will have success. I know this for a few reasons but the one which most can agree on is that they will not accept no for an answer. They will murder to make their will happen. Their real problem is that whatever they do might last for a bit, but eventually human nature takes over and there is infighting or some other cause for disruption. The problem they will find is that eventually one of them wants more power and control than they already have and so it begins. For me there is God and I believe it will be dealt with that way. It's either that or form an army to stop this.
@@Hankyjane it happened for THOUSANDS OF YEARS!!! In 2 hundred years we have forgotten all that knowledge as we became clever and let science and profit take over..
Yes it's incredible how it is true almost no difference between a janitor and a doctor it's amazing. We are indeed all slaves. And prob the last freedom is off grid.
I like listening to your thoughts of life in general. At 16 years old I left home or home left me. I live in Canada and will say i have become very knowledgeable in many things are far as being self-reliant. Married for 55 years to the same beautiful lady' an three kids later ,I am sad about how the world has ended up. Nearing 75 years old I'm still resilient. I grow a good garden and try to help who I can and hope for the best. It is sad to see the rich and powerful who care for no one take over. I will probably die fighting this terrible occupation of our lives .I will never surrender.
Being fed up, tired of working, and dealing with society in general seems to happen by 50. Happened to me and countless others. Tiring running laps around the hamster wheel of life and society’s BS.
I am 51. From a very different time compared to now. You are completely correct in your thinking on this subject. Not very much in modern life has intrinsic value or meaning anymore - its been designed to keep people busy and distracted so they don't realise until it is too late.
I think I’m awfully young to be into this kind of stuff, but for someone who’s 19 I have the same sentiment. I started feeling this way in high school and it’s nice to see there’s others out there that feel the same way and are much older. I don’t want to be apart of this sick game anymore
Kudos to you mate. It is extremely rare for anyone under - I think - 25 to actually have any good sense of self awareness. You guys are getting hit harder than ever before now, to the point where you guys are being forced to mature far more and far faster if you want to actually develop how you should. There are far more people out there that are like minded than you might suspect!
You have a head start. Congratulations!At 80 years of age, I am only just learning what you already know! I was lucky to be born in an age when people were hard working and self reliant. I was also privileged to be able to travel and live in wilderness and more primitive societies, and I am now contentedly off-grid having very little and needing less. My heart goes out to the young people who are left with the problems of a world that has lost its direction.
I wish I was taught this growing up. Save money, work hard, prepping and living off grid if needed. How important it is to live off the land. Schools and parents didn't prepare us for these situations.
You're so right. The absolute disparity between what is taught in school and what needs to be learned in life is astonishing. It's almost like they want to throw you into the world in your teens lacking a comprehensive understanding of how to give it your best so that you end up at the complete mercy of and dependent on the ruthless system.
Im a single mum with 2 ASD teens. I didn't have money, but managed to get onto a farm, where I care take it.... Anything is possible, just be positive & have the right mindset. 🙂
I'm 55 and still see myself as young enough to do anything I dreamed up as a kid. I love to hike because I have a younger sister who can't. The only limits we have are the ones we put on ourselves. I went off grid and lived a very isolated existence, but am back again because we are a community and I need to connect. Also my kids and grandkids are here too. Nature is blissful, but it cannot fulfil our need for human connection. Learning to live in modern life without disconnecting from nature is the next challenge.
Some people are truly the lone wolf types and can get by with little human interaction. But as for most people, we need human interaction; some sense of belonging. A tribe of sorts. I believe we need community to really thrive. No matter how small. It can be a small town, but it's the large cities where we get weighed down and feel so alone and disconnected from each other. It's ironic really but that's the truth.
When you think about all the things you've learned in sixty years, the one thing that stands out most is the realization that I really never had a chance to be the free independent man I wanted to be.
I realized when everyone was quarantining in their homes and the streets were bare that the noise in my head, the low hum of tension that I feel so regularly - so regularly that it felt like normal - was not me but other people's energy. It was probably the first time I had felt my own energy since I was a kid and it was glorious. Once everyone began coming back out into the public, I didn't go back to my normal activities because I just can't take other people's energies anymore. Then, when I look around and I see that everything is a play and that I am one of the few people around me that recognize that, it makes me feel so very alone. It would help if I had my tribe, but I've never been able to find that. Like you, I don't know where I'm going to end up. Children are grown, parents and husband are gone. I wish us all the very best.
Here in Co Donegal. N.W. Ireland during the past two years have totally lost any trust in the criminals in Government and the misinformation and propaganda based Media. Feel also very alone. Saw through the health crisis scam in April 2020. Now sickened to see the compliance around me. We are engaged like never before in a huge war against humanity. Everything happening in the world seems scripted and simply part of the plan as humanity sleepwalks towards Totalitarianism. I also wish us all the very best.
Same here. I have a very large, quiet acreage away from all of the craziness, but kids are grown and gone, husband is gone and I have nobody close that understands or thinks there's even a problem in the world. It makes for a lonely existence even when I do have people around.
100% Bjorn, 100%. I regularly watch videos of people who have succeeded in going off-grid. It's one of my life goals to get my parents off-grid and to do the same. The absolute disparity between what is taught in school and what needs to be learned in life is astonishing. It's almost like they want to throw you into the world in your teens lacking a comprehensive understanding of how to give it your best so that you end up at the complete mercy of and dependent on the ruthless system.
Exactly what i start to understand also. Terrible and pure horror. I felt defeited every day, from toddler age, up until now and never understood why i felt so chronic anxious and deeply depressed. Off grid living and living totally away from this madness is the only way.
@@louiseisobelevans Sad, but true. You own nothing. You just pay for the land and house lifetime. When you can not pay, then government takes your house and land away. So, you never own your land, your nest, your life and body. Even your body is not yours. You are also 'owned' by the state.
@@louiseisobelevans If you use public services (which you do), you should be paying property taxes to maintain those systems...Most parts of rural america the taxes are dirt cheap.
I couldn't agree more. There is a certain "nothingness" about modern life which cannot be explained unless you experience it yourself. I, myself, have started to find this truth as I have gravitated away from urbanized areas to more rural areas. The sad truth is we have all been systemically sold a lie regarding what happiness looks like without ever being taught or encouraged to seek out true happiness for ourselves. It isn't until you disconnect yourself from the system that you truly understand.
I don’t think “true happiness” exists though. I just try to find Moments of contentment and occasional Endorphin rushes. But yes, the nothingness is what prompted people to create religion and that definitely helps many people fill that void. I’m not religious and even I think the atheist mindset(we are random clumps of cells) is pretty damn depressing . I just feel there has to be More to life but I don’t think there is . I don’t really know why we are here
I know exactly what you are saying, I would move to a remote place in a heartbeat, but convincing my wife and kids that there is something wrong with this world today is hard because they don’t want to see it that way. I am slowly preparing myself for when the shit hits the fan. I only hope I get enough done before that happens.
Same happens with my boyfriend, the one who earns more and doesn’t want to let go of the “lie@ he tells himself, he believes he knows history and humanity and thinks I am too extreme. Well moving alone to an off grid place as a young woman etc how to do that? It is not meant to do it alone.
@@nanasabia try...what is the worst that can happen? It sounds like you are alone at the moment just the same. Prove to yourself that you can do it alone. I know...easier said than done, so don't live the rest of your life in regret of how it could have been. Give it your all while you are young even if it's the last "all" you give. Blessings to you.
I live in the middle of nowhere.. I go as into the wilderness as I can, 2 months a year. The solitude is precious, and I wouldn’t make it long without it.
"The elders were wise. They knew that man's heart, away from nature, becomes hard; they knew that the lack of respect for growing, living things; soon led to the lack of respect for humans, too." Chief Luther Standing Bear, Sicangu and Oglala Lakota Chief
I feel the same way. I'm not sure I can go totally off grid but the last two years have definitely changed me. I have rethought my life and the vaccine mandates in NZ forced that on me by excluding me from much of what I enjoyed doing. I don't have TV or radio so largely immune to the government BS. Always a shock to me when I see people wearing masks and watching them step away from me because I'm not wearing one. I've had to get a 'mask exemption' card to stop being confronted for not complying even though it's not legal to demand that I have one. Jacinda Ardern thought she was being clever trying to force people to have the jab but there's been a push back and it strengthened the resolve of a lot of people. Most are over the covid hype and getting on with life and finally being cynical about the narrative politicians are pushing. I have health problems that I'm having to go outside of main stream medicine to deal with and if I succeed then I will be able to get out of town and hike in the bush. It's amazing and peaceful when there's no human made noise.
I think a lot of people in the "anti" camp are people that have been failed by the mainstream medical system. They've had to go outside that system or research for themselves and then find a doctor willing to go along with their theory. And now they just want to be left alone. Getting into nature is grounding, NZ is beautiful but your pm is an evil woman. Our Qld premier here is the same, just a lot fatter.
Irene stay strong my Kiwi sister. That Jacinda Adhern is a low life, smug narcissistic liar . A literal poster girl for the evils of big tech, political evil. I have NEVER worn a mask i just carry a near empty water bottle and look right in their cowardly eyes , sneer, smirk and take a very VERY small sip. I call them the complicit, collaborating, Covid cowards , they of the masked moron tribe. From Australia.
I am on the Isle of Wight, England. I never went along with the Scamdemic or 'complied' to the 'rules' . Masks are still worn by some 'diehards' , even First Responders like ambulance crews . Though it's very rural here I'm in the centre town of Newport and do have a sizable garden . However , everyday, morning to night sirens on steroids sound off , mostly ambulances and they drive me nuts . I'd like to move to a quieter part of the island or better still bugger off somewhere, preferably SE Asia . But because of the crazy times we are in I can't pluck up the energy or courage to do it. At 64 years young, my abroad travel adventures are distant memories. I'm pretty physically fit and healthy except mentally at times . I'd really like to be part of a small community of fellow non compliants living off grid and doing what I am able to do in participating workwise , but I think that's just a romantic dream that I can't make come true. Thankfully I'm a believer in Christ and the gift of faith sustains me through these various trials as I believe a better eternal life is on the horizon where all the horrors of this current fallen world won't be even a distant memory. Blessings to you and New Zealand 🇬🇧✝️🆓
Thank you Björn. What I realized the other day is that I actually get more lonely the longer I always have people around me. Ain’t that crazy? Anyway, getting off grid sounds absolutely amazing.❤️
That's because humans are superficial narcissists & don't give off good energy, instead they constantly try to take energy from others. problem is, they DON"T know they are doing it.
It’s not crazy I feel the same, the world is filled with mindless sheep who just go with the flow, smoke drugs and watch Netflix. We all saw how ignorant people were during the “pandemic”. 5 jabs and a mask and still scared 😅
I’ve been fully off-grid in a remote location for 7 years now. I’m still in the workforce system however at age 52 and I’m tired as well because I work a full time job at home and at a paid job. You must realize that most of the money you need is going into the system. If we fully remove ourselves from that madness, we don’t need but a fraction. My plan is to buy up as much things that I need to live out my life. Example is Im a lifelong guitar player and have bought enough sets of strings and spare parts to last last the rest of my life. Im very close to this with tools also. Buy remote cheap property with very low taxes and build without permits and don’t tell anyone what you are doing.
@MikkelRS I built a 12x12 cabin and had a huge tent at first and we moved in. Then added onto the cabin a 12x20 room right away. This got us away from rent immediately and every penny we had bought building materials. I now have 1100’ sq ft house and 800’ in out buildings. Pay check to pay check.
I just moved my entire family off grid (wife and 7 kids). it has it’s difficulties but by far the most rewarding thing i’ve done. what i found is the pressing need to get closer to God to add the layer of protection, security, and purpose that is indispensable to human life. i’ve been video-documenting my experience and i no longer call it off grid, i call it God sufficiency. In nature i’ve learned, you won’t need many things, but you’ll need Him to navigate for you.
I live in the middle of a lot of woods on top of a mountain…nearest tiny town (doesn’t even have one red light) half hour away. The peace and quiet, communing with nature…watching the wild life, tending chickens, ducks, garden…it’s priceless.
08:04 the part of the video where he lays his raw feelings on the line.. fair play to you sir.. I think we all feel the same way but are afraid to say it.. afraid to even admit it to ourselves.. modern life is going in a direction that will end us all.. I wish everybody reading this the best of luck in their personal journey.. we have one life.. live it your way
I completely understand how you feel. I often wish we could go back to a simpler time. It is not in our DNA to adapt to changes like this in society so quickly. That’s why we’re making so many mistakes. It’s like we’re running full speed ahead to our extinction. And so few realize it
(I posted this as it’s own comment but am copying as a reply to your post as I see it correlates) I believe that older cultures used intuition much more as a tool than the logical brain (edit as a means of survival). Sure they used rudimentary logic, but science and technology did not exist for them. We need to learn how to become more reliant on our intuition if we find ourselves cast out of society and on our own in nature. And just as intellect can be cultivated and grown so can intuition through the agency of trust. And we do this through meditation-stilling the logical mind to hear the inner voice.)
Agreed. The pace of change has accelerated dramatically and it is not healthy for us. So many of the ills in our society seem rooted in a deep unhappiness. Our roots, and our connections to each other that have always sustained us are gone.
@@rsimp390 but 100 years ago there was WW1 and 2 and all that BS going on. I think maybe born in the late 40's early 50's would be better because you'll almost be on your death bed by now and by the time this shit gets worse you'll be already dead and wouldn't have to experience it but that's just what I think to be honest.
The coming collapse is gonna hit millions of people hard like ramming full speed into a brick wall. We see what's happening and are preparing for it. Gonna be a shock for many people when it all comes crumbling down. 2020 was a wake up call for some.
I've been a slave to the grid for a very long time but I have come to the conclusion that time and balance is wealth. To live in tune with nature is an overwhelming experience that for me is hard to explain but I know now why it is discouraged. Time is short people, time is short !
Every day I feel more and more like our species is on the verge of a great split. There are those who will grow and change to move beyond the current systems and those who aren’t ready for it. How that ends for all is not possible to discern, but you can only answer it for yourself anyway. I’ve personally decided to move out of the city and to go to a more natural world. I enjoy your videos because it’s nice to share that with someone like-minded.
More than 20 years ago my husband and I moved from the city and gave up television. The noise here is the noise of nature. We have lived a simple life. Now we are getting closer to the end of our lives and facing that difficult time of each of us leaving this world. Yes, there are regrets, some sadness and there is also an urgency to complete the things that need to be done. I wish every like minded person here the great blessing and love my life has been. I have been truly blessed.
@4everscifi - your words can actually be interpreted 2 very different ways, despite what you intended them to mean. _"our species is on the verge of a great split. There are those who will grow and change to move beyond the current systems and those who aren’t ready for it."_ "the current system" - PRE-transhumanism; and gasoline cars that can go anywhere, any time, any distance, There ARE a whole lot of people who trust & obey authorities and will change to conform to transhumanism and vehicles that are 100% controllable by external agents/agencies. People who don't adopt the new system will be considered as "those who won't grow and change to move beyond the current systems" Then there is the other meaning, as I _think_ you meant, the "back to the garden" going off-grid, thinking outside the perapgaanda lame stream nneedeeuh. etc... eh?
That’s what they predicted life would be in the coming years with the “You will have nothing and be happy” article. Split between hyper-modern lifestyle and those who rebelled against that notion
I can feel every word you are saying. I would love to go off Grid also, it's just where to start I'm not sure. I'm 26 and I wish all this BS wasn't going to happen but I can't lie to myself and I tried to warn my family but they are too caught up in the matrix. I really admire your courage to go off grid and to throw away your smartphone as devices can be addicting to the mind so you overcame that and decided what is best for you. I'm also sick of this inflation and the way things are going. It's happening in almost every country in the world now even here in Ireland too.
We left Scotland nearly 2 years ago to grow our own food and get away from everything as much as possible...best decision we ever made. You just have to choose a place, tie up loose ends as best as possible and just go. Ireland, like most countries, is run by technocrats, same as Scotland. I don't think it will end well there. Just think, the sooner you start the change, the better off you'll be.
@@fckmunch Thanks for replying. I cant deal with it anymore I've reached my limits and they are planning to bring back all the mandates again here too. I live with my mam and she is thinking of selling her apartment here and pay off her mortgage from the property sale and buy mobile homes for each of us in a caravan site. I was thinking of looking for somewhere like some land to buy or rent somehow and use it to grow my own food. I probably just need to get a pen and page and write down a plan on long term foods to stack up on before the nightmare happens, and hopefully grow my own food so i feel like I'm eating pure vegetation and not the GMO Processed types like in the supermarkets. I feel like this winter 2022 or spring 2023 something really bad is gonna happen.
@@andrewboland1062 I'm with you on that one bud, something nasty is round the corner. Defo mandates, but harsher again. I think the war will stop also, just in time for the winter jibjabs. It's a pantomime I'm sick of. Scotland will be the same but most i know there believe the narritive so I just followed my gut and moved on. Get set up for growing as soon as possible, you won't regret it. (Just don't buy F1 seeds as they don't reproduce the following year.) There's a wealth of knowledge from ytube gardeners channels too. Just need to start the ball rolling 👍
The Bible tells us to love others, thinking of how we can serve one another! Not many do this, but I thank you for what you're doing! You are not a gloom & doom, you are helping others to wake up and realize there's a storm ahead! This isn't going away, you are so right about that, so thank you for sharing with us! We need each other now more than ever!
I love living in a remote area, it's peaceful. I had enough of this "society" when I was fired for refusing the jab, so I left. I bought my 40 acre farm, and my cabin. I built myself a couple different off-grid solar systems. I rely on none of their system, and I love it.
Well done, I think that’s the way to go, however most of us don’t have the money to buy land, we would have to form some kind of community or else stay in the matrix.
@@paulatreides0777 My thoughts are to find and trade with local like minded people,.....we could all still use cash, just never bank it/hand it over to be confiscated basically. Apart from that, it would come down to sharing skills and exchanging goods that you already own.
@@paulatreides0777 Agriculture is destroying the planet. It is very frustrating how much missinformation there is on this topic. Grazing can actually sequester far more carbon than forests at a much, much faster rate. If we grazed animals on a large enough scale, we could actually mitigate all human emissions. Growing plants can not do this. Plant agriculture uses massive amounts of fossil fuels and unlike grazing cattle, it doesn't mitigate its own emissions. The soil microbiome is killed with chemicals and that dead soil is lost rapidly, causing complete land infertility and desertification. Grazing animals is the fastest way to replenish these lands, bring the microbes back, give nutrients back, rehydrate, break up impaction, and build soil faster than any other process. It would take nature decades to build the amount of soil made in a couple of yrs of Grazing.
I can definitely relate to "the noise", every day you wake up you try get work done for an imagined profit that will free you from having to endure "the noise". The noise becomes particularly intense when you have to put up with stupidity from people in your field of work. Sometimes very successful people with horrible practices. Everyone is just trying to rip everyone off so they can escape each other. Society is not working, lunatics everywhere and it's only getting worse.
This is very accurate. This insanity is too much sometimes. I have stupidity in my line of work and sick notes that screw with a smooth system until they are off again on Monday 🙄. Everyone trying to rip everyone else off is bang on to how it is sadly
It's definitely not the same world our parents/grandparents grew up in. Everyone is seeking personal pleasures and personal gain without thr slightest care for even their own local communities.
I was going to comment when it was live. But could not find the words. I and many of us are tired, disgusted, and fed up with all that we are surrounded with. For years going off the grid has always been on my mind. Dreams of a living off the grid viking community often stir joy within my heart.
Hi Bjorn...thank you for posting this video. Yes, there are many who can relate to what you are saying. I'm 74 and on my own, but in a fairly good situation as far as being independent. My main priority is maintaining my health. I am a writer, I have not had mainstream success with it, but do my own projects and artistic projects. I am preparing for what is coming as best as possible, and investigating ways to get off the grid safely in a way that works for me. I am training myself to spend less time watching even the real news that comes through on the Internet. Dwelling in the horrible things being done to human beings globally is too high a price for my health, so that is part of what I do, turn from that ugly truth into my God given creativity. For me the hardest part of this, is to sit back and observe 70 percent of people who glady allowed themselves to be compliant, just so they would be allowed to move about freely or what their perception of freedom is...That to me, is not real freedom. But people who bought into taking endless prescription drugs and not take care of their health are now in big trouble. Sadly, many people make this a political issue and choose one party over the other. They cannot see that both parties have the exact same agenda, but do it with different types of propaganda and manipulation to those who can't think for themselves. What shocked me at my age is that so many people are unaware. As we know, those are the ones that are the most dangerous. Those are the people I am distancing myself from. I enjoy your videos outside in nature, which is our true church of truth. I always pray the best for you and your family. You are the kind of person I feel a kinship to, despite living here in CA. Sending Love and kind thoughts to you and yours.
It's incredible how our realizations align despite oceans between us. We've appreciated your thoughts & commentary these past few years, and my small family has been encouraged by your voice in these dark times. Greetings from Tx USA
Definitely planning as well. Wanted it actually since I was young, society never fit me. Not to say the modern conveniences aren’t helpful but definitely not 100% necessarily.
Living off grid is far harder than imagined , especially when it comes to water & food. Self sufficient becomes a full time job ... However when a group works together then the magic happens called FREE TIME ...
Amd I be,I’ve we need to look for that if we decide to leave the modern world. Look for ,Ike indeed people nesr where we want to live. Go Into living off grid and in a particular areas looking for people that we can barter wirh. If there are people in the area you want to live in that raise beef or pigs then you know you need ro do something else , something those people would want to trade for . We need to be thinking aboit not just what we need to sur I’ve but what we can grow, do etc that can be used to trade for the things we don’t have. No one family can do it all, raise it all, provide everything they need. Barter will be the key to survival. And finding a community of people…..that’s important…a group,that will be willing to work together , for food, helping each other and for defense . And defense will,be important. As the cities fail, because of lawlessness , lack of the comforts they have become used to and the lack of basic necessities, the strong will,pray on the weak , take from the weak . Those that depend on the goverment to provide everything will,be among the first to know of shortages, and then the nonexistajce of resources. Those that follow appeasement will,have everything taken from them until they have nothing left for themselves………… Those that refuse to believe they need guns to defend themselves will be easy victims for gangs and groups of takers, And when the strong groups, the takers, in cities have exhausted the resources, taken everything that’s of value, those takers will move out to the country…..they will be following the idea that there’s food for the taking by hunting, and there are those that moved off grid to take from, as well as people who have stockpiled necessities, the preppers that they willl be activeky hunting for. A preppers stash would be a desirable prize for those kinds of takers. So understanding defense, that you WILL have defend your property, your people and your goods from someone , or several someone’s, that want to take it from you by force or trickery is critical. You need a group,of people willing to fight to keep,what they have. Because you don’t know where the takers will attack, you don’t know how many they are and you may not be able to food out what kinds of weapons and skills they will bring to their attempt to take what you have. You need to plan for if and how you would take in people. Living off grid and working a homestead takes labor it takes people, so if you are an individual,or a small,family,y our may need more help to make it all woek. Taking in people fleeing at the last Minute from cities, from the lack of resources or from takers could be a way To get that help. Buy how can you trust them? That they will,work in exchange for being part of your group:? How can you know that they aren’t spies sent by someone that has seen what you have and plans to take it? And choosing your property and it’s overall location wirh an eye to defense, a “ how can we defend this if takers come “ kind of mentality. There is so much more to think about than just finding a good location, building a shelter , getting power and water, and developing a garden and other foos sources like meat animals.
People still don't get it. your not electing to go off grid. your being pushed out By an abasive highly aggressive flagrant vagrant population who now occupy the space we once use to rightly occupy.
Hi Bjorn, I enjoyed your chat very much. At almost 57 I would have to agree with you 100%. Several years ago I changed job that allowed me to be off every other week. My weeks off are spent in learning to be a hand tool only homesteader for most work. Sort of like giving up your smart phone. One can hear the world they are working in and you begin to notice nature is in many ways far better than TV. Enjoy your hikes
I'm so glad that I've always lived in a village. Some cities can be interesting to visit, for a day anyway, but I'm always glad to get home. Also, I work in the next village over and cycle to and from the vast majority of my shifts. In the summer months, I love looking westward across the Fens as I drift along an empty country road and see the houses and conifers in the distance appear as silhouettes against the golden last light of day.
I feel the same way Bjorn. Don’t leave us too soon. I need to keep hearing your thoughts on these subjects. You are helping those of us who feel the same. Take it steady my friend ❤️
I agree with you Bjorn, we need to get back to nature and off grid or at least have the capability to if necessary. Twenty years ago I bought a small property in the country, I was previously in an apartment with my large family ,bad spouse and no heat. I knew we didn't belong there, helpless. I raised my family on this little farm, have my ponies around me and it was the best thing ever. Have a woodstove and my hens for eggs( I'm a vegetarian) I'm self employed taking care of people's pets and farms. Not rich but enough to get by. My kids are grown and every one of them can split wood and milk a goat, lol. I love your calm sensible way of talking and being. ❤️
So true. I don't like my current life, working in a big company, earning enough money to pay all my bills, but ruining my health. I have been making plans and preparations to get off grid and am currently exploring places to find the perfect spot. Hope many more will make that choice and even form small communities, to make it a less lonely path.
Good chat! I am now retired, in a SMALL paid for home, on a piece of land. This is the first time in my life to be debt free and it is a thousand times better than the life I lived before. I think ours is the among the first generation to be faced with such an unreal life that we need to escape from it. In the past, life was 100 percent real. I am now beginning to evaluate my connection to the 'matrix' too. Your video is good food for thought!
I am right beside you on what you are saying... i raised two beautiful children & i am 52 now. I lost myself along the way somewhere. They are out on their own& doing their own thing's, i cant seem to find my way. I have a longing for something somewhere & i know it is not here. I am lost... Thank you for everything, you speak truth & i have enjoyed every video so far i have watched. From South Carolina😎
Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts with us. There are more people that are starting to think the way you do than you might think. I am 68 years old and still working because I can't afford to retire. I find that I am no longer working for myself but for the leaders that find more ways to take my wealth. The one thing that they can't take is my dreams and my great memories. Stay safe 🙏
Could not have said it better myself. I currently live in California (aka Hell) and I'm very interested in moving to areas in the country with high Amish populations. I absolutely love their way of life, and I think it would be much better for my sanity
We're surrounded by Amish here in PA. Literally all my neighbors but 1 are Amish. Plus I have a nice, quiet cemetery on the other side. They are very peaceful. LOL! Peace and quiet out in the country. Zero crime. Never see police cars. No noise other than birds and wind and thunder. We are homesteading and making our garden bigger each year. Our plan is to never go to grocery stores again. Grow all our own food like the Amish to get through each year. We have honeybees (3 hives currently, adding 1 new hive each year), ducks, geese, chickens, meat turkeys. We'll eventually add cows for milk and beef, pigs, goats, and sheep for milk and wool. We want horses too, for transportation. We only have 4.5 acres, but there is a lot of land currently not even being used. We have an orchard with cherry, apple, peach, pear, and plum trees, and blackberries, raspberries, grapes, strawberries, and blue berries growing. Plus an herb garden and a flower garden for the bees. Maple trees to tap for syrup. We're literally livin' the dream and society collapses. I retired from the military at 42 and have never turned back. Spending time with my kids everyday. No more living the rat race or punching a time card. We homeschool since all of the public AND private schools have gone woke and are anti-European ("white"). We have guns and ammo to defend our property, family, animals, food. We have a German Shepherd guard dog as our early alert warning system. We will eventually get our hand pump for our well, and a wood burning cook stove. We want to be self-sufficient and off the grid as much as possible.
@@Thefloorsspeakyiddish Yeah, it's great out here. We barter with them weekly. I constantly pick their brains on best practices to grow food. They watch us like we are their TV. It's hilarious (and weird). Anything that happens in my yard, they know about it and tell me when I go across the street to buy our weekly 4 gallons of raw organic milk for $2.50 a gallon. It's like they're watching us 24/7, but we see them out in their fields working so hard. Not sure how they have time to watch us, but we are as odd to them as they are to us I guess. LOL!
@@kswensen2481 It's pretty amazing indeed! And everything is so spread out. Lots of privacy. Never any highway noise or sirens. Gunshots because everyone has a range on their acreage, or the nearby shooting range. I call it "the sound of freedom!" Plus hunters are in the woods. We are within walking distance to a huge lake for fishing and (if it comes to it) water that we can filter and use to survive. Plus firewood from the forest that surrounds the lake. We have thought through a lot of this because we are seeing the writing on the wall of what's to come.
I agree with what you're saying. Its so important to reconnect with nature and read plant lore. We left the rat race decades ago, but it creeps back in periodically. A person needs to be diligent to choose each day what is important and not get swept up with the latest matrix tentacle that draws you back in.
As I watch your video I am happy to hear you say this. I have already taken steps as well. Myself and a few friends have purchased some remote property and are starting to build some small off grid cabins and a workshop there. If you don't mind i am going to use your term "The Nothingness." It is a great way to simply put what life is like wrapped up in all this nonsense. I feel like i have stuck it out long enough and it's time for action to move into a place of real wealth and wholeness with who I am. With my friends and family, and with the universe. I want to live the rest of my days enjoying my time here instead of being stressed or anxious or fearful. Thanks for the video.
Dude, you will feel the same way only with plenty more inconveniences. Because the problem is You, not the society. And you can't run away from yourself.
Hi Bjorn…..I totally hear you, I hear the emotion in your voice, your breathing and your sighs…..I get it. I’m mid 50’s, worked all my life, probably had no more than 2 weeks sickness and like you…..I’m just bloody tired. Like all of us, I have responsibilities so I can’t just bugger off and walk away from that so we find other ways, just like yourself. I have 9 weeks off this summer so I’ll be doing what you are doing, walking in whatever direction I feel and re connecting with my inner self….basically slow down and re energise. From my perspective, I find your videos to be full of integrity….a value which is unfortunately lost in many. Go steady.
Exactly what I've been feeling, for a cpl yrs now. Literally everything about life on/in "the grid" is poison to our physical, mental, and spiritual health & well-being.
Love your messages Bjorn. The last five or six years and especially in the last year I've found myself super dissatisfied and unhappy with what I'm doing with my life. I thought just finish highschool then I can do what I want, then just finish college then I'll find something to do that I love. Many people don't like where they are and we're always sold and spoonfed the "next thing" as what will actually bring meaning. I'm burned out and feel like I'm on a one way railroad that was decided for me, unfortunately we have to get money so it's hard to change things, but I'm young still and hope I have the guts and strength to carve my own path in life.
I completely agree with you with all my heart and soul. We, people who wish to be free, need to be closer to nature. I have made huge changes in my life to live in the high country of western North Carolina. I love it. Even though I am 60 years old, I hike, fish, and mountain bike every week, as much as I can. To all… do it now, before “they” encroach too far into your life.
I have to tell you that listening to your words I almost started crying. I feel the same way man and I think a lot of us do. I work about 55 or so hours a week and then I go home and I work more and I'm not really getting anywhere other than completely drained of my spirit. I don't have a bank account to back up moving off grid but I feel like soon enough that won't matter anyway.
Hang in there, you have lots of company. Pay no attention to the rich people who buy a million dollar "homestead" and return to nature. Or who bought same for cheaper many years ago and now advise all to do what they're doing.
@@JI814 I've noticed that rich folk that buy a fenced and gated" homestead" don't last at it very long cause they don't know how to do shit without technology. Homesteading is hard work but very rewarding.
I had it all materially thankfully when it was fun. It's over now but damn it was good. Today is different but still rich, with beautiful family and friends. Different desires and perspective for this next chapter in my book of life. Love your videos!
'Wealth' is seeds in your hand and food growing in your garden and being able to share this with family and friends and the local community. I hear you Bjorn, I'm a similar age to you, your thoughts are the same as me and probably a lot of others as well. Free to do what we wanna do. Peace brother
Yes, getting out of the matrix, or rat- race as I call it, is essential. Personally, I believe having a big plot of land, and exploiting it with several generations of your family, is the way to live. Like "Alaska, the last frontier". Admire the way they live.
Yes that's a good show. Living on the land would be ideal in my opinion as well. You would be more in touch with nature and yourself. You'd be a lot more healthy for sure.
Dude you are so right, I came to this conclusion last Winter, I realized I'm not going to live forever, which I thought would. Stress gave me adrenal fatigue which now I have to take it easy and enjoy my life. It is a wake up call for you Bjorn! You have to pace yourself and create balance.
I'm with you there. I've never more felt more alive, happy, healthy, and content than when I was in the wilderness, surrounded by life and all living things. I would go there, or as near as I could go daily. (Most of the time, I had to resort to city parks for the daily part.) But I always had to work for minimum wage, and I was barely surviving all the time. I was always one bad hospital bill away from total collapse, and even a dentist bill could break me. I couldn't afford vacations either, but every attempt to save money got sucked away by a car repair, or any kind of emergency. I needed what we call a "grub steak" to go into the wilderness, find a place, build a cabin, etc. It simply wasn't possible for me and most people, and it faced the additional difficulty of a government determined to get people out of nature and stuffed into cities. People were being arrested in America for collecting rain in a barrel, or selling milk from their cow. There were millions of regulations, and agents eager to enforce them on anyone who tried to occupy any corner of any wilderness. They called it Agenda 21, now something like Agenda 2030. At some point, I expected them to go killing anyone they found in the wilderness. And it is already hard enough to live there. They destroy the wilderness too.
Yes. That is the plan. Make it impossible or difficult to live in the country areas. Can’t afford gas. Then electric vehicles that don’t go far. Stack and pack housing.
@@LilyGazou I was thinking for years that we might have to go back to using horses and wagons, or strip the useless engine and excess weight off of trucks and hitch them up to horses, but they are crazy to kill the wild horses in America. The Mustangs. They are sabotaging my suggestions, and things people might need. It is a deliberately evil plan, and I want to know who's behind it. I want to see them hang.
When I was a little child, I loved climbing trees, playing in the mud, riding a bike, running through water sprinklers on a hot summer afternoon. I played with my dolls and made them clothes out of scrap material. Reading books. Writing stories. Coloring in giant color books. Going on hikes to explore. So much simple fun!!! I am now elderly and want to run away from all the crap that's going on in the world. I can't take it anymore!!!!
If you guys aren't already growing your own food, enough to survive at least a year, and if you don't have food stored up in your basement to get you through at least a year, you're all probably in big trouble coming soon. Without food, we die. And access to clean water. We are already seeing shortages at the grocery store and prices skyrocketing through the roof. Plus gas to drive to the grocery store is off the charts. They've been telling us this is coming for years. I guess people have not been listening or paying attention. We have been and are still not fully ready, but we are getting there with our homestead. Many countries to include the USA have had their leaders come right out and tell us recently that a food shortage is coming. Again, if you cannot find food and you are not growing it, you're going to die...unless you have some kind neighbors willing to share, but then they could die by helping you. This is serious. This is real. Toilet paper shortage. Now baby formula shortage. All of these "random" accidents where entire warehouses of food, chickens, etc. just burn to the ground (1 even hit by an airplane). 10,000 cattle died this week in Kansas. Imagine how much beef that could've become and how many people it would've fed. Is this all planned? If you aren't connecting the dots, not sure what to tell you. The "enemy's" plan is depopulation to save the planet, and they call it climate change or green this and that. They want people to die. They do not hide their thoughts. It's in their speeches at their conferences. We have been going to the grocery store and each time the shelves have less and less in every aisle. Entire sections wiped out and completely empty. It's obvious what's coming. We have enough to survive maybe a half year or more. Many of you, I believe, might not even have enough to last a month. This is a major problem. Please wake up and then help educate those around you.
I'm so glad this has really hit home now, Bjorn, and you're affluent enough to achieve it. I was 45 when I made the jump, bought my land cheaply but had to sell my house cheaply to get it. Life's not perfect, but being off-grid isn't, unless you're still financially wealthy in that life. Wind turbines can burn out in sudden storms, and storage batteries don't last forever. Rodents compete to eat your roots, seeds and grains. Anyone who uses catch&release traps has never had a whole season's root veg destroyed in a few days. Tarps and sacks get drilled through by voles, while mice destroy roof insulation and wiring. Stoats and mink make chicken rearing impossible. But if you can deal with failures then create solutions, you'll go from surviving to thriving. I know the Authorities will eventually come for us, but have faith that the sheeple will wake up before then, and kick their arses.
The last two years have been eye-opening for me, this coincided with my mid-life crisis which resulted in a major awakening to what reality and life are. All the religions say this: Life is an Illusion, Samsara, call it as you will but the wise have said it time and time again. This is not an invitation to passivity because everything is dispair but to a reorientation towards within. For 20 odd years I worked like a horse to gain more and have more and for what? For a job title? a house/flat in a crowded city? a dinner in a restaurant? these are just distractions from the real journey of life, the one towards the within. Our longing for journeys and adventure cannot be achieved by everyone, I also wanted to sail the world, to reach South Pole, to become a cosmonaut when I was a child but we can't all do this because what we truly long for is our interior. So in my early 40s my only purpose now is to know myself and try to live a life that will make the Great Passing when I'll be old and frail, way easier. My grandma' had such a life and when she passed away, unlike many dead people she seemed asleep, calm and bright. She is my model for becoming a better person.
I would love to live off grid, and I definitely got feeling this is going to happen anyway in a few years... Even when I don't know how, I do know within a few years it will be a lot easier, because there are already people there with the knowing. More people leaving the city's and we will find eachother at the right places, with nature all around us to feed us with real food. See you later, and take care of yourself and your loved ones in the meanwhile.
Absolutely. I used to play strategy games like Civilisation etc. on the computer then I realized that life was the ultimate strategy game, especially if you play the game where you try to become as independent and self-sufficient as possible. The "game" is hard, but the rewards are amazing and more importantly, *real*.
It's funny in my case I didn't see it when I was younger, but now when you are older you see the importance of that peaceful place away from everything, where you can start regaining your soul back, when you do it and stay quiet you start to see all the nature around you all the peaceful animals, plants, trees, rivers, lakes and the sounds of the waterfalls, its amazing, it's as though an other world has opened up to you, and there are no judgements, exceptions or instructions you have to follow, for a short moment you are free, I believe it is definitely a goal worth aiming forward maintaining your peace, in time it will come to you, sometimes when you focus too much on one thing you lose sight on everything else, sometime to move forward we need to take a step back and take in all in with a calm mind, I wish you well my friend 👍
Bjorn, your video made me a little sad at first but then it also ignited something inside me and has me thinking a little different now than just moments ago. Thank you for your openness. I hope to hear more from you on this subject in the near future. Blessings.....
To Bjorn's audience: I have been reading your comments, and it warms my heart to see so many of you compare this situation to BOOKS you have read! I am a retired librarian - you have made my day! Some other good ones: "1984" of course. "One Second After" (about living off grid by surprise). "Ishmael" by Daniel Quinn (about Takers in society). So glad to see all the readers, relating life to literature!
I'm 74 years young and could not agree with you more. I have directed my life in a manner of adventure and loving nature as a way of life. I have very little in material possessions... I failed to make choices of putting my earnings aside. As a single mother of three I thought I was making good choices of living a life as a good example but did not prepare my life for what we are facing now in our modern world. My children are all in their 40's and fifties and I have four grandchildren. They are living their life as they see it through their individual lens of life. I love that you are walking the walk and not just talking the talk !
I completly hear what you are saying. I turn on my phone for 2 half hours a day, respond to messages and calls that are important. Turn my phone off. No TV, have a radio. We are too suckled by electronic means of being. I hear you. I as well am getting back to the noisy quietness of nature as fully as I can. Blessings on your journey♥️
Thinking about how to mentally phase one out from the "nothingness". I think you can reach a lot if you are just aware of what is important in your life, to be selective on where you put your energy. My job sometimes drains me of energy and its just numbers and finance, but it has some advantages also, it paves the way in a practical way for my dreams and moments out there in the field where my dreams and thoughts are in harmony. 46 yrs old now, share your thoughts on things in this video.
I worked in hospice and it was my patients who encouraged me to follow my dream of full time RVing. We took the leap and don't regret it a bit. Not out of the matrix completely but closer than ever! And being in nature has been very healing.
Not sure of the "right" word, but Congrats! You have it figured out and know what you need to do. There are many who never figure it out. We are on grid at the moment, but no microwave, TV or dishwasher etc. It's still too much. Enjoy the sound of the trees. I say I will know when I arrive at the right place when there is no song but nature's stuck in my head.
I love you! I struggle with the same things ... I'm 60 now, and I've had enough a long time ago! I'm on no social platfrotrm - except youtube, and I don't mind leaving my "fobile" at home when hiking ...
I feel the same as you. My dilemma is, how do I unplug when my spouse is still very much in love with the system. It’s very frustrating to live with someone and two kids that will not wake up and join me in leaving this corrupt system behind. So, I just do what I can to prepare for what is coming. Unfortunately it’s going to be a big “I told you so” moment, when my family is starving and have nowhere to turn but to the NWO to for provision.
I hear you. I'm in the same predicament. My family think I'm mad and a conspiracy theorist. Thankfully my son listened to me about the vaccines, but husband and daughter have taken three each. I'm.doing what I can to prepare mentally and I'm stockpiling food quietly. I wish you all the best.
It's all done by design, decades in the making. People have grown accustomed to their cage. To love their own self created prisons. Only few of us have realized how the system actually enslaves us to be rhe perfect consumers.
Thanks Bjorn, you took the words right outa my mouth I think it's important to say to young people to learn and practice everything you can towards going back to nature and taking care of animals, saving seeds for food, growing your own timber to build a cabin, or build a plastic bottle house, finding a spring and tapping it for clean water, worm and sawdust composting toilet, solar power storage system, fruit tress and vegetable crops to eat and barter, some have built a plastic bottle boat for fishing in calmer bays, acquire some remote off grid land as soon as possible and keep learning. Collectively we can get outa the matrix. Imagine if every person on the planet planted just 1 tree, there would be billions more trees to suck up the carbon and start to help climate change. I think that taking out trees has been one of our biggest exposures. People who know how to do these things could do weekly classes to teach the children some basics to get them going, then later, they can teach. We need to pass all this down, it's getting lost fast. Sometimes when I talk to people about this, they look at me as if I have grown an extra nose on my face!! When things all fall apart, what will they do??!!
I say this to myself in my head many times each week, occasionally to my kids. It struck me your statement as we are not meant to be under fluorescent light's, working for or with psychopathic narcissist's and accepting the constant propaganda and now destruction of our kids hopes and indeed FREEDOMS. We will not let this be, not run away from this poisoned society but leave it behind really live. From Australia
Bjorn, I think that what you have done is amazing and if you decide to go off grid (internet) to be the individual you’ve always intended on being and the father and husband you’ve always intended on being,… that is awesome and heartbreaking to all of us. Yet, what you have provided us as viewers is immeasurable.
This video speaks volumes… I enjoyed it very much. It speaks to my very soul. My husband & I worked on our little tiny cabin on the Big Island until he became ill with a rare cancer. We came back to the mainland, sadly, because he needed full oxygen. I miss our life there…so very very much. It was just the very best way for us to have lived, even if only for a short while… will never ever forget my time there, in the rain forest with nature all around. I am trying to find my way now ….back to a simple, quiet & peaceful life.
We moved very remote and converted a hunting cabin into a home. We are off grid capable if needed..well, wood cook stove, and the entire cabin can run on my trucks generator for 3 weeks. There hasn’t been much left for me in “society” since the vaccine mandates forced me out of a job. I want my kids to grow up with nature not screens. Modern society has taken its toll on us…It’s time for self reliance.
any bigfoot, dogman or reptile sightings?
@@SuperPenguin5495 bobcat 👍🏻
Heck yeah buddy! How's the family doing with it?
@@CharlesLumia loving it 👍🏻 kids come in filthy everyday which in my opinion is great
Fantastic and good on you 👏 👍
To be completely honest, I would love nothing more than to be off the grid. Unfortunately I’m currently taking care of my disabled 85 year old mother, I made a promise to my father on his deathbed that I would take care of her until she passes. However, after that I’m out and gone!!!
@Succma Nutts Thank you very much and I appreciate it
Just keep prepping to go a little at a time
Jesus will help you I know
Good luck to you xx
Good for you dude, honoring your commitment to your parents.
My father died on Wednesday of last week, with his funeral last Saturday. He died at 81 years of age. He was born at a time where there wasn't much in the way of material comfort. He experienced quite a rich gambit of the various technological changes. One benefit for him was the advances in medical treatment that maintained him as he struggled with his health over the last 12 years of his life.
There are a few things about his life that strike me relative to my own experiences. My Dad was able to buy a home in a nice community and had a devoted wife who looked after the jobs at home. Together they had 5 children and could easily afford to sustain that life with an annual summer holiday on his income alone. They only had a mortgage for several years. There was a great sense of community at the funeral. My parents were able to sustain lifelong or other long-term friendships. My Dad was a popular presence in our local pubs and my mother has a strong presence in the local church.
The sense of support from these groups has been enormous.
I cannot see any of these things being available for me if I reach that age. I'm 39 and don't even own a home. My Dad had 3 children and a fully paid off home at that age. I won't have the ability to plug into a community in the way my parents could. The pub culture is dead, the church is in terminal decline. To top it off we are living in an era without any real sense of group identity or common values. There is no longer a sense of loyalty to each other.
I am very fearful for my future and have very little in my life that I enjoy.
Very well stated. I remember in college where psychologists stated in the next few decades we'll have an 'age of loneliness' didn't get it then, but boy do I get it now. My condolences. 😔
May God bless you and your family
Look for a wife abroad. Good chance you will find one with family values. Was 42 when I got married. Now have two sweet kids.
That you all for your kind words.
_"To top it off we are living in an era without any real sense of group identity or common values. There is no longer a sense of loyalty to each other."_
I think you know who you can thank for that.
Thank you for sharing Bjorn. I'm a single 40yo. woman living in Colorado in the US and trying desperately to make it on my own. Every day I fight the urge to just run away into the wilderness where no one will ever find me. The city is crazy, I always feel anxious. Go on your hike my friend. Find your peace. Sending you good vibes!
Yeah, me too. The urge to run into the wilderness is strong.
a lot of us feel the same!
We need to take support one another as so many of us can feel so isolated.
I've been using a lot of my time since losing both my jobs to vax mandates, reaching out to as many people as I can in our position.
Nature had been my saving grace over the last couple of years.
Let's support one another in finding a better way.
I'm in Tasmania and we don't have a lot of unvaxxed here.
Good on you all for being brave.
I like to reinforce Paul Stamets 3 finding pillars.
1. Strength
2. Courage
3. Kindness
Love to you all.
I hope you have support in Colorado
Im a single 40yr old man from the capitol of Vikings, Trondheim Norway, desperately in need of a non conform woman willing to come here to the greatest and safest place to be in the world
@@TheFreedomBay don't tempt me.....
I’m definitely been thinking about going off grid lately. Our modern cities are emotionally toxic and backwards. I’m very sick of it. I need to move away from all the bs that keeps being thrown at us.
instead of getting off the grid we need to fight back to make our own countries the way we want
I nearly had an anxiety attack thinking about this stuff yesterday. Glad I’m not alone.
@@kid--presentable What Covid ? Do you mean the biggest lie told to us ?.
You are definitely not alone 👍🏻
@@evvk8865 Yes, the lie called "Covid".
instead of getting off the grid we need to fight back to make our own countries the way we want
I grew up believing in the world as I was taught in school, but by my mid 20s I knew
it was all conditioning. I was on a path for a profession that required a doctorate, but
withdrew from college after getting my bachelors degree because I just wanted to work
and start making money. After a while you realize there is very little difference between
a janitor and a doctor. Everyone who works and pays taxes into the system are all slaves.
This is the modern world, owners and serfs. Technology, as you put it the matrix, is a
hypnotic method to dull our sense of intuition from realizing how trapped we all really are.
The problem is the immense power these evil tyrants have, literally everything in the world
is controlled by them. Governments, educational systems, pharmaceuticals, etc.... nobody
can really escape it. I too have reached a level to say that legitimately I have no place in modern
society.
Wouldn't it be great if we all lived in nature and lived off the land? Then we could share our resources and be much healthier and happy. That is how I perceive the ideal life. Not this modern, technological world. Everything you said was exactly correct. I only got an associate degree. Don't be wrong, this modern life offers a lot of comfort and entertainment but at what cost? We as humans are made for so much more in my opinion. It has to do with nature I believe. We belong in nature not in these concrete jungles.
Everything made by human hands, breaks eventually. The people pushing this agenda will have success. I know this for a few reasons but the one which most can agree on is that they will not accept no for an answer. They will murder to make their will happen. Their real problem is that whatever they do might last for a bit, but eventually human nature takes over and there is infighting or some other cause for disruption. The problem they will find is that eventually one of them wants more power and control than they already have and so it begins. For me there is God and I believe it will be dealt with that way. It's either that or form an army to stop this.
@@Hankyjane it happened for THOUSANDS OF YEARS!!! In 2 hundred years we have forgotten all that knowledge as we became clever and let science and profit take over..
Yes it's incredible how it is true almost no difference between a janitor and a doctor it's amazing. We are indeed all slaves. And prob the last freedom is off grid.
That was excellent Matthew. God bless you brother !
I like listening to your thoughts of life in general. At 16 years old I left home or home left me. I live in Canada and will say i have become very knowledgeable in many things are far as being self-reliant. Married for 55 years to the same beautiful lady' an three kids later ,I am sad about how the world has ended up. Nearing 75 years old I'm still resilient. I grow a good garden and try to help who I can and hope for the best. It is sad to see the rich and powerful who care for no one take over. I will probably die fighting this terrible occupation of our lives .I will never surrender.
Fred, you sir are a real man. Dam right you won't surrender, we are right behind you m8.
God bless you and your choice of life path 🙏
❤
I’m 74 and in the same boat. I refuse to live in socialist dictatorship and will go down fighting.
Hi Fred, what part of Canada?
Being fed up, tired of working, and dealing with society in general seems to happen by 50. Happened to me and countless others. Tiring running laps around the hamster wheel of life and society’s BS.
Damn dude I'm 24 and tired of all the bs in society just fed up haha
instead of getting off the grid we need to fight back to make our own countries the way we want
I am 51. From a very different time compared to now. You are completely correct in your thinking on this subject. Not very much in modern life has intrinsic value or meaning anymore - its been designed to keep people busy and distracted so they don't realise until it is too late.
100% correct. I'm also 51 years old 😉
I think I’m awfully young to be into this kind of stuff, but for someone who’s 19 I have the same sentiment. I started feeling this way in high school and it’s nice to see there’s others out there that feel the same way and are much older. I don’t want to be apart of this sick game anymore
Kudos to you mate. It is extremely rare for anyone under - I think - 25 to actually have any good sense of self awareness.
You guys are getting hit harder than ever before now, to the point where you guys are being forced to mature far more and far faster if you want to actually develop how you should.
There are far more people out there that are like minded than you might suspect!
Nah. You just figured it out at a younger age. If I'd thought like that when I was 19, I'd be out of this circus by now.
Stay strong bro, guys like you are the future. We just have to ride out this storm together.
Good for you! You are years ahead of others. Stay strong. You will be good.
You have a head start. Congratulations!At 80 years of age, I am only just learning what you already know!
I was lucky to be born in an age when people were hard working and self reliant. I was also privileged to be able to travel and live in wilderness and more primitive societies, and I am now contentedly off-grid having very little and needing less.
My heart goes out to the young people who are left with the problems of a world that has lost its direction.
I wish I was taught this growing up. Save money, work hard, prepping and living off grid if needed. How important it is to live off the land. Schools and parents didn't prepare us for these situations.
You're so right. The absolute disparity between what is taught in school and what needs to be learned in life is astonishing. It's almost like they want to throw you into the world in your teens lacking a comprehensive understanding of how to give it your best so that you end up at the complete mercy of and dependent on the ruthless system.
Cause they don't care
Schools teach people to be slaves
You should dig into who bought the education and pharmaceutical industries. Big 🏦
@@lauragadille3384 AND because then the fat cats wouldn't get their profit and servant class.
"Modern life=The Nothingness" said a wiseman in the 21st century. This wonderful gentleman is such a gift.
King Solomon said the same things in the book of Ecclesiastes in the Bible. All is vanity.
instead of getting off the grid we need to fight back to make our own countries the way we want
Im a single mum with 2 ASD teens. I didn't have money, but managed to get onto a farm, where I care take it.... Anything is possible, just be positive & have the right mindset. 🙂
That is awesome. Great respect to you!
Oh I would love to hear about that. How inspiring. I'm a single mother with 2 autistic children also...in UK...
Would love some inspiration!
I'm 55 and still see myself as young enough to do anything I dreamed up as a kid. I love to hike because I have a younger sister who can't. The only limits we have are the ones we put on ourselves. I went off grid and lived a very isolated existence, but am back again because we are a community and I need to connect. Also my kids and grandkids are here too. Nature is blissful, but it cannot fulfil our need for human connection. Learning to live in modern life without disconnecting from nature is the next challenge.
I don't think everyone feels the need for human connection. Glad being back works for you.
Some people are truly the lone wolf types and can get by with little human interaction. But as for most people, we need human interaction; some sense of belonging. A tribe of sorts. I believe we need community to really thrive. No matter how small. It can be a small town, but it's the large cities where we get weighed down and feel so alone and disconnected from each other. It's ironic really but that's the truth.
The best time to do anything is right now.
instead of getting off the grid we need to fight back to make our own countries the way we want
When you think about all the things you've learned in sixty years, the one thing that stands out most is the realization that I really never had a chance to be the free independent man I wanted to be.
I realized when everyone was quarantining in their homes and the streets were bare that the noise in my head, the low hum of tension that I feel so regularly - so regularly that it felt like normal - was not me but other people's energy. It was probably the first time I had felt my own energy since I was a kid and it was glorious. Once everyone began coming back out into the public, I didn't go back to my normal activities because I just can't take other people's energies anymore. Then, when I look around and I see that everything is a play and that I am one of the few people around me that recognize that, it makes me feel so very alone. It would help if I had my tribe, but I've never been able to find that. Like you, I don't know where I'm going to end up. Children are grown, parents and husband are gone. I wish us all the very best.
I have an online tribe of sorts. People on channels like this and Thomas Sheridan.
But I feel exhausted trying to find land by myself.
Ditto
@@LilyGazou Portugal
Here in Co Donegal. N.W. Ireland during the past two years have totally lost any trust in the criminals in Government and the misinformation and propaganda based Media. Feel also very alone. Saw through the health crisis scam in April 2020. Now sickened to see the compliance around me. We are engaged like never before in a huge war against humanity. Everything happening in the world seems scripted and simply part of the plan as humanity sleepwalks towards Totalitarianism. I also wish us all the very best.
Same here. I have a very large, quiet acreage away from all of the craziness, but kids are grown and gone, husband is gone and I have nobody close that understands or thinks there's even a problem in the world. It makes for a lonely existence even when I do have people around.
100% Bjorn, 100%. I regularly watch videos of people who have succeeded in going off-grid. It's one of my life goals to get my parents off-grid and to do the same. The absolute disparity between what is taught in school and what needs to be learned in life is astonishing. It's almost like they want to throw you into the world in your teens lacking a comprehensive understanding of how to give it your best so that you end up at the complete mercy of and dependent on the ruthless system.
Exactly what i start to understand also.
Terrible and pure horror.
I felt defeited every day, from toddler age, up until now and never understood why i felt so chronic anxious and deeply depressed.
Off grid living and living totally away from this madness is the only way.
So so true 👍
You can't own land ( fee simple ). They don't allow people to REALLY own the land free of taxes. Land ownership is part of the matrix.
@@louiseisobelevans
Sad, but true. You own nothing. You just pay for the land and house lifetime. When you can not pay, then government takes your house and land away. So, you never own your land, your nest, your life and body. Even your body is not yours. You are also 'owned' by the state.
@@louiseisobelevans If you use public services (which you do), you should be paying property taxes to maintain those systems...Most parts of rural america the taxes are dirt cheap.
I couldn't agree more. There is a certain "nothingness" about modern life which cannot be explained unless you experience it yourself. I, myself, have started to find this truth as I have gravitated away from urbanized areas to more rural areas. The sad truth is we have all been systemically sold a lie regarding what happiness looks like without ever being taught or encouraged to seek out true happiness for ourselves. It isn't until you disconnect yourself from the system that you truly understand.
I don’t think “true happiness” exists though. I just try to find
Moments of contentment and occasional
Endorphin rushes. But yes, the nothingness is what prompted people to create religion and that definitely helps many people fill that void. I’m not religious and even I think the atheist mindset(we are random clumps of cells) is pretty damn depressing . I just feel there has to be
More to life but I don’t think there is . I don’t really know why we are here
I know exactly what you are saying, I would move to a remote place in a heartbeat, but convincing my wife and kids that there is something wrong with this world today is hard because they don’t want to see it that way. I am slowly preparing myself for when the shit hits the fan. I only hope I get enough done before that happens.
Same happens with my boyfriend, the one who earns more and doesn’t want to let go of the “lie@ he tells himself, he believes he knows history and humanity and thinks I am too extreme. Well moving alone to an off grid place as a young woman etc how to do that? It is not meant to do it alone.
@@nanasabia try...what is the worst that can happen? It sounds like you are alone at the moment just the same. Prove to yourself that you can do it alone. I know...easier said than done, so don't live the rest of your life in regret of how it could have been. Give it your all while you are young even if it's the last "all" you give. Blessings to you.
It’s actually very hard when there is loved ones involved
I live in the middle of nowhere.. I go as into the wilderness as I can, 2 months a year. The solitude is precious, and I wouldn’t make it long without it.
"The elders were wise. They knew that man's heart, away from nature, becomes hard; they knew that the lack of respect for growing, living things; soon led to the lack of respect for humans, too." Chief Luther Standing Bear, Sicangu and Oglala Lakota Chief
I feel the same way. I'm not sure I can go totally off grid but the last two years have definitely changed me. I have rethought my life and the vaccine mandates in NZ forced that on me by excluding me from much of what I enjoyed doing. I don't have TV or radio so largely immune to the government BS. Always a shock to me when I see people wearing masks and watching them step away from me because I'm not wearing one. I've had to get a 'mask exemption' card to stop being confronted for not complying even though it's not legal to demand that I have one. Jacinda Ardern thought she was being clever trying to force people to have the jab but there's been a push back and it strengthened the resolve of a lot of people. Most are over the covid hype and getting on with life and finally being cynical about the narrative politicians are pushing. I have health problems that I'm having to go outside of main stream medicine to deal with and if I succeed then I will be able to get out of town and hike in the bush. It's amazing and peaceful when there's no human made noise.
I think a lot of people in the "anti" camp are people that have been failed by the mainstream medical system. They've had to go outside that system or research for themselves and then find a doctor willing to go along with their theory. And now they just want to be left alone. Getting into nature is grounding, NZ is beautiful but your pm is an evil woman. Our Qld premier here is the same, just a lot fatter.
Irene stay strong my Kiwi sister. That Jacinda Adhern is a low life, smug narcissistic liar . A literal poster girl for the evils of big tech, political evil. I have NEVER worn a mask i just carry a near empty water bottle and look right in their cowardly eyes , sneer, smirk and take a very VERY small sip.
I call them the complicit, collaborating, Covid cowards , they of the masked moron tribe. From Australia.
Your PM, tragically, is one of Klaus's Youth Leader graduates. She deserves what is coming to her.
I am on the Isle of Wight, England. I never went along with the Scamdemic or 'complied' to the 'rules' . Masks are still worn by some 'diehards' , even First Responders like ambulance crews .
Though it's very rural here I'm in the centre town of Newport and do have a sizable garden . However , everyday, morning to night sirens on steroids sound off , mostly ambulances and they drive me nuts .
I'd like to move to a quieter part of the island or better still bugger off somewhere, preferably SE Asia . But because of the crazy times we are in I can't pluck up the energy or courage to do it. At 64 years young, my abroad travel adventures are distant memories. I'm pretty physically fit and healthy except mentally at times .
I'd really like to be part of a small community of fellow non compliants living off grid and doing what I am able to do in participating workwise , but I think that's just a romantic dream that I can't make come true.
Thankfully I'm a believer in Christ and the gift of faith sustains me through these various trials as I believe a better eternal life is on the horizon where all the horrors of this current fallen world won't be even a distant memory.
Blessings to you and New Zealand 🇬🇧✝️🆓
I went off grid last year I went camping one weekend might do it again some time ye
Thank you Björn. What I realized the other day is that I actually get more lonely the longer I always have people around me. Ain’t that crazy?
Anyway, getting off grid sounds absolutely amazing.❤️
That's because humans are superficial narcissists & don't give off good energy, instead they constantly try to take energy from others. problem is, they DON"T know they are doing it.
It’s not crazy I feel the same, the world is filled with mindless sheep who just go with the flow, smoke drugs and watch Netflix. We all saw how ignorant people were during the “pandemic”. 5 jabs and a mask and still scared 😅
I’ve been fully off-grid in a remote location for 7 years now. I’m still in the workforce system however at age 52 and I’m tired as well because I work a full time job at home and at a paid job. You must realize that most of the money you need is going into the system. If we fully remove ourselves from that madness, we don’t need but a fraction. My plan is to buy up as much things that I need to live out my life. Example is Im a lifelong guitar player and have bought enough sets of strings and spare parts to last last the rest of my life. Im very close to this with tools also. Buy remote cheap property with very low taxes and build without permits and don’t tell anyone what you are doing.
@MikkelRS I built a 12x12 cabin and had a huge tent at first and we moved in. Then added onto the cabin a 12x20 room right away. This got us away from rent immediately and every penny we had bought building materials. I now have 1100’ sq ft house and 800’ in out buildings. Pay check to pay check.
I just moved my entire family off grid (wife and 7 kids). it has it’s difficulties but by far the most rewarding thing i’ve done. what i found is the pressing need to get closer to God to add the layer of protection, security, and purpose that is indispensable to human life. i’ve been video-documenting my experience and i no longer call it off grid, i call it God sufficiency. In nature i’ve learned, you won’t need many things, but you’ll need Him to navigate for you.
God sufficiency. Great term. 👍Seven children, good Lord.
How beautiful and comforting! Thank you. God bless you & your family! Jesus is everything!
God bless you and your family.
Beautiful, I’m very sure your children will thank you for it one day, God bless 🙏⭐️✨
@@marthaherrera2108 Jesus saves.
I live in the middle of a lot of woods on top of a mountain…nearest tiny town (doesn’t even have one red light) half hour away. The peace and quiet, communing with nature…watching the wild life, tending chickens, ducks, garden…it’s priceless.
Sounds very peaceful! Good for you enjoy your little peaceful corner of the earth and the nature thereof.
Understand being 70, single with a ministry, seeing all going on to make a one world Gov. Hang in keep sharing and standing young man.
Hello fellow Lakelander 😀❤️🤗
08:04 the part of the video where he lays his raw feelings on the line.. fair play to you sir.. I think we all feel the same way but are afraid to say it.. afraid to even admit it to ourselves.. modern life is going in a direction that will end us all.. I wish everybody reading this the best of luck in their personal journey.. we have one life.. live it your way
I enjoyed this lil chat sir. Thanks
I completely understand how you feel. I often wish we could go back to a simpler time. It is not in our DNA to adapt to changes like this in society so quickly. That’s why we’re making so many mistakes. It’s like we’re running full speed ahead to our extinction. And so few realize it
I wish I would have been born at least 100 years ago before computers.
(I posted this as it’s own comment but am copying as a reply to your post as I see it correlates)
I believe that older cultures used intuition much more as a tool than the logical brain (edit as a means of survival). Sure they used rudimentary logic, but science and technology did not exist for them. We need to learn how to become more reliant on our intuition if we find ourselves cast out of society and on our own in nature. And just as intellect can be cultivated and grown so can intuition through the agency of trust.
And we do this through meditation-stilling the logical mind to hear the inner voice.)
Agreed. The pace of change has accelerated dramatically and it is not healthy for us. So many of the ills in our society seem rooted in a deep unhappiness. Our roots, and our connections to each other that have always sustained us are gone.
@@rsimp390 but 100 years ago there was WW1 and 2 and all that BS going on. I think maybe born in the late 40's early 50's would be better because you'll almost be on your death bed by now and by the time this shit gets worse you'll be already dead and wouldn't have to experience it but that's just what I think to be honest.
The coming collapse is gonna hit millions of people hard like ramming full speed into a brick wall. We see what's happening and are preparing for it. Gonna be a shock for many people when it all comes crumbling down. 2020 was a wake up call for some.
I've been a slave to the grid for a very long time but I have come to the conclusion that time and balance is wealth. To live in tune with nature is an overwhelming experience that for me is hard to explain but I know now why it is discouraged. Time is short people, time is short !
As I have gotten older I have realized that time is the true great wealth. Everything else is just a rat race.
Praise god, calling his people out of babylon god and jesus bless u all he gives hope and wisdom in a world of no hope and wisdom
Every day I feel more and more like our species is on the verge of a great split. There are those who will grow and change to move beyond the current systems and those who aren’t ready for it. How that ends for all is not possible to discern, but you can only answer it for yourself anyway. I’ve personally decided to move out of the city and to go to a more natural world. I enjoy your videos because it’s nice to share that with someone like-minded.
More than 20 years ago my husband and I moved from the city and gave up television. The noise here is the noise of nature. We have lived a simple life. Now we are getting closer to the end of our lives and facing that difficult time of each of us leaving this world. Yes, there are regrets, some sadness and there is also an urgency to complete the things that need to be done. I wish every like minded person here the great blessing and love my life has been. I have been truly blessed.
Cheers
We did 5e exactly the same, even built a Finnish sauna! Life is good now
@4everscifi - your words can actually be interpreted 2 very different ways, despite what you intended them to mean.
_"our species is on the verge of a great split. There are those who will grow and change to move beyond the current systems and those who aren’t ready for it."_
"the current system" - PRE-transhumanism; and gasoline cars that can go anywhere, any time, any distance, There ARE a whole lot of people who trust & obey authorities and will change to conform to transhumanism and vehicles that are 100% controllable by external agents/agencies. People who don't adopt the new system will be considered as "those who won't grow and change to move beyond the current systems"
Then there is the other meaning, as I _think_ you meant, the "back to the garden" going off-grid, thinking outside the perapgaanda lame stream nneedeeuh. etc...
eh?
That’s what they predicted life would be in the coming years with the “You will have nothing and be happy” article. Split between hyper-modern lifestyle and those who rebelled against that notion
I can feel every word you are saying. I would love to go off Grid also, it's just where to start I'm not sure. I'm 26 and I wish all this BS wasn't going to happen but I can't lie to myself and I tried to warn my family but they are too caught up in the matrix. I really admire your courage to go off grid and to throw away your smartphone as devices can be addicting to the mind so you overcame that and decided what is best for you. I'm also sick of this inflation and the way things are going. It's happening in almost every country in the world now even here in Ireland too.
We left Scotland nearly 2 years ago to grow our own food and get away from everything as much as possible...best decision we ever made. You just have to choose a place, tie up loose ends as best as possible and just go. Ireland, like most countries, is run by technocrats, same as Scotland. I don't think it will end well there. Just think, the sooner you start the change, the better off you'll be.
@@fckmunch Thanks for replying. I cant deal with it anymore I've reached my limits and they are planning to bring back all the mandates again here too. I live with my mam and she is thinking of selling her apartment here and pay off her mortgage from the property sale and buy mobile homes for each of us in a caravan site. I was thinking of looking for somewhere like some land to buy or rent somehow and use it to grow my own food. I probably just need to get a pen and page and write down a plan on long term foods to stack up on before the nightmare happens, and hopefully grow my own food so i feel like I'm eating pure vegetation and not the GMO Processed types like in the supermarkets. I feel like this winter 2022 or spring 2023 something really bad is gonna happen.
@@andrewboland1062 I'm with you on that one bud, something nasty is round the corner. Defo mandates, but harsher again. I think the war will stop also, just in time for the winter jibjabs. It's a pantomime I'm sick of. Scotland will be the same but most i know there believe the narritive so I just followed my gut and moved on. Get set up for growing as soon as possible, you won't regret it. (Just don't buy F1 seeds as they don't reproduce the following year.) There's a wealth of knowledge from ytube gardeners channels too. Just need to start the ball rolling 👍
@@fckmunch so, where did you moved?
@@mariamiller9678 Latvian countryside.
The Bible tells us to love others, thinking of how we can serve one another! Not many do this, but I thank you for what you're doing! You are not a gloom & doom, you are helping others to wake up and realize there's a storm ahead! This isn't going away, you are so right about that, so thank you for sharing with us! We need each other now more than ever!
I love living in a remote area, it's peaceful. I had enough of this "society" when I was fired for refusing the jab, so I left.
I bought my 40 acre farm, and my cabin. I built myself a couple different off-grid solar systems. I rely on none of their system, and I love it.
Well done, I think that’s the way to go, however most of us don’t have the money to buy land, we would have to form some kind of community or else stay in the matrix.
@@paulatreides0777 My thoughts are to find and trade with local like minded people,.....we could all still use cash, just never bank it/hand it over to be confiscated basically. Apart from that, it would come down to sharing skills and exchanging goods that you already own.
How do you get water?
@@eh3345 From the sky, natural lake/river/pond or a well.
@@paulatreides0777 Agriculture is destroying the planet. It is very frustrating how much missinformation there is on this topic. Grazing can actually sequester far more carbon than forests at a much, much faster rate. If we grazed animals on a large enough scale, we could actually mitigate all human emissions. Growing plants can not do this. Plant agriculture uses massive amounts of fossil fuels and unlike grazing cattle, it doesn't mitigate its own emissions. The soil microbiome is killed with chemicals and that dead soil is lost rapidly, causing complete land infertility and desertification. Grazing animals is the fastest way to replenish these lands, bring the microbes back, give nutrients back, rehydrate, break up impaction, and build soil faster than any other process. It would take nature decades to build the amount of soil made in a couple of yrs of Grazing.
I can definitely relate to "the noise", every day you wake up you try get work done for an imagined profit that will free you from having to endure "the noise". The noise becomes particularly intense when you have to put up with stupidity from people in your field of work. Sometimes very successful people with horrible practices. Everyone is just trying to rip everyone off so they can escape each other. Society is not working, lunatics everywhere and it's only getting worse.
well said. everyone trying to rip each other off so they can escape each other
Absolutely spot on the rat race sucks balls and i hate it.
This is very accurate. This insanity is too much sometimes. I have stupidity in my line of work and sick notes that screw with a smooth system until they are off again on Monday 🙄. Everyone trying to rip everyone else off is bang on to how it is sadly
It's definitely not the same world our parents/grandparents grew up in. Everyone is seeking personal pleasures and personal gain without thr slightest care for even their own local communities.
Richard Grannon put it best, he said we used to love people and use things, now we love things and use people.
I was going to comment when it was live. But could not find the words. I and many of us are tired, disgusted, and fed up with all that we are surrounded with. For years going off the grid has always been on my mind.
Dreams of a living off the grid viking community often stir joy within my heart.
Hi Bjorn...thank you for posting this video. Yes, there are many who can relate to what you are saying. I'm 74 and on my own, but in a fairly good situation as far as being independent. My main priority is maintaining my health. I am a writer, I have not had mainstream success with it, but do my own projects and artistic projects. I am preparing for what is coming as best as possible, and investigating ways to get off the grid safely in a way that works for me. I am training myself to spend less time watching even the real news that comes through on the Internet. Dwelling in the horrible things being done to human beings globally is too high a price for my health, so that is part of what I do, turn from that ugly truth into my God given creativity. For me the hardest part of this, is to sit back and observe 70 percent of people who glady allowed themselves to be compliant, just so they would be allowed to move about freely or what their perception of freedom is...That to me, is not real freedom. But people who bought into taking endless prescription drugs and not take care of their health are now in big trouble. Sadly, many people make this a political issue and choose one party over the other. They cannot see that both parties have the exact same agenda, but do it with different types of propaganda and manipulation to those who can't think for themselves. What shocked me at my age is that so many people are unaware. As we know, those are the ones that are the most dangerous. Those are the people I am distancing myself from. I enjoy your videos outside in nature, which is our true church of truth. I always pray the best for you and your family. You are the kind of person I feel a kinship to, despite living here in CA. Sending Love and kind thoughts to you and yours.
California has so much natural beauty. The govt is hell.
It's incredible how our realizations align despite oceans between us. We've appreciated your thoughts & commentary these past few years, and my small family has been encouraged by your voice in these dark times. Greetings from Tx USA
I agree with the lies we tell ourselves. It's hard to kick the habbit. I'm working on it myself. Thanks for sharing.
Definitely planning as well. Wanted it actually since I was young, society never fit me. Not to say the modern conveniences aren’t helpful but definitely not 100% necessarily.
Living off grid is far harder than imagined , especially when it comes to water & food.
Self sufficient becomes a full time job ...
However when a group works together then the magic happens called FREE TIME ...
Many people have the desire but due to health concerns they need to stay tied to some extent….🥺
Amd I be,I’ve we need to look for that if we decide to leave the modern world. Look for ,Ike indeed people nesr where we want to live. Go Into living off grid and in a particular areas looking for people that we can barter wirh. If there are people in the area you want to live in that raise beef or pigs then you know you need ro do something else , something those people would want to trade for . We need to be thinking aboit not just what we need to sur I’ve but what we can grow, do etc that can be used to trade for the things we don’t have. No one family can do it all, raise it all, provide everything they need. Barter will be the key to survival.
And finding a community of people…..that’s important…a group,that will be willing to work together , for food, helping each other and for defense .
And defense will,be important. As the cities fail, because of lawlessness , lack of the comforts they have become used to and the lack of basic necessities, the strong will,pray on the weak , take from the weak . Those that depend on the goverment to provide everything will,be among the first to know of shortages, and then the nonexistajce of resources.
Those that follow appeasement will,have everything taken from them until they have nothing left for themselves…………
Those that refuse to believe they need guns to defend themselves will be easy victims for gangs and groups of takers,
And when the strong groups, the takers, in cities have exhausted the resources, taken everything that’s of value, those takers will move out to the country…..they will be following the idea that there’s food for the taking by hunting, and there are those that moved off grid to take from, as well as people who have stockpiled necessities, the preppers that they willl be activeky hunting for. A preppers stash would be a desirable prize for those kinds of takers.
So understanding defense, that you WILL have defend your property, your people and your goods from someone , or several someone’s, that want to take it from you by force or trickery is critical. You need a group,of people willing to fight to keep,what they have. Because you don’t know where the takers will attack, you don’t know how many they are and you may not be able to food out what kinds of weapons and skills they will bring to their attempt to take what you have.
You need to plan for if and how you would take in people. Living off grid and working a homestead takes labor it takes people, so if you are an individual,or a small,family,y our may need more help to make it all woek. Taking in people fleeing at the last Minute from cities, from the lack of resources or from takers could be a way To get that help. Buy how can you trust them? That they will,work in exchange for being part of your group:? How can you know that they aren’t spies sent by someone that has seen what you have and plans to take it?
And choosing your property and it’s overall location wirh an eye to defense, a “ how can we defend this if takers come “ kind of mentality.
There is so much more to think about than just finding a good location, building a shelter , getting power and water, and developing a garden and other foos sources like meat animals.
People still don't get it. your not electing to go off grid. your being pushed out By an abasive highly aggressive flagrant vagrant population
who now occupy the space we once use to rightly occupy.
Hi Bjorn,
I enjoyed your chat very much. At almost 57 I would have to agree with you 100%. Several years ago I changed job that allowed me to be off every other week. My weeks off are spent in learning to be a hand tool only homesteader for most work. Sort of like giving up your smart phone. One can hear the world they are working in and you begin to notice nature is in many ways far better than TV. Enjoy your hikes
I'm so glad that I've always lived in a village. Some cities can be interesting to visit, for a day anyway, but I'm always glad to get home. Also, I work in the next village over and cycle to and from the vast majority of my shifts. In the summer months, I love looking westward across the Fens as I drift along an empty country road and see the houses and conifers in the distance appear as silhouettes against the golden last light of day.
I feel the same way Bjorn. Don’t leave us too soon. I need to keep hearing your thoughts on these subjects. You are helping those of us who feel the same. Take it steady my friend ❤️
million percent.
So agreed here..
Agree
Record your favorite videos Bjorn produced. I have a library of his videos
I agree with you Bjorn, we need to get back to nature and off grid or at least have the capability to if necessary. Twenty years ago I bought a small property in the country, I was previously in an apartment with my large family ,bad spouse and no heat. I knew we didn't belong there, helpless. I raised my family on this little farm, have my ponies around me and it was the best thing ever. Have a woodstove and my hens for eggs( I'm a vegetarian) I'm self employed taking care of people's pets and farms. Not rich but enough to get by. My kids are grown and every one of them can split wood and milk a goat, lol. I love your calm sensible way of talking and being. ❤️
Thats great, you gave your children a good childhood
I lost one of my favorite uncles yesterday he was a great man and there will never be anyone else Like him .
So sorry. 😣
Blessings. 😔
Nature is where the heart belongs. ❤
So true. I don't like my current life, working in a big company, earning enough money to pay all my bills, but ruining my health. I have been making plans and preparations to get off grid and am currently exploring places to find the perfect spot. Hope many more will make that choice and even form small communities, to make it a less lonely path.
Good chat! I am now retired, in a SMALL paid for home, on a piece of land. This is the first time in my life to be debt free and it is a thousand times better than the life I lived before. I think ours is the among the first generation to be faced with such an unreal life that we need to escape from it. In the past, life was 100 percent real. I am now beginning to evaluate my connection to the 'matrix' too. Your video is good food for thought!
I feel you, Björn! I get the feeling that you will sail around the world someday and that you will feel more alive than ever!
Lots of money can buy happiness after all!
I agree, we only hold ourselves back.
I really enjoyed this video because it is as truthful as it can be. I want to escape the matrix with my family.
I am right beside you on what you are saying... i raised two beautiful children & i am 52 now. I lost myself along the way somewhere. They are out on their own& doing their own thing's, i cant seem to find my way. I have a longing for something somewhere & i know it is not here. I am lost... Thank you for everything, you speak truth & i have enjoyed every video so far i have watched. From South Carolina😎
Thank you very much for sharing your thoughts with us. There are more people that are starting to think the way you do than you might think. I am 68 years old and still working because I can't afford to retire. I find that I am no longer working for myself but for the leaders that find more ways to take my wealth. The one thing that they can't take is my dreams and my great memories.
Stay safe 🙏
Could not have said it better myself. I currently live in California (aka Hell) and I'm very interested in moving to areas in the country with high Amish populations. I absolutely love their way of life, and I think it would be much better for my sanity
We're surrounded by Amish here in PA. Literally all my neighbors but 1 are Amish. Plus I have a nice, quiet cemetery on the other side. They are very peaceful. LOL! Peace and quiet out in the country. Zero crime. Never see police cars. No noise other than birds and wind and thunder. We are homesteading and making our garden bigger each year. Our plan is to never go to grocery stores again. Grow all our own food like the Amish to get through each year. We have honeybees (3 hives currently, adding 1 new hive each year), ducks, geese, chickens, meat turkeys. We'll eventually add cows for milk and beef, pigs, goats, and sheep for milk and wool. We want horses too, for transportation. We only have 4.5 acres, but there is a lot of land currently not even being used. We have an orchard with cherry, apple, peach, pear, and plum trees, and blackberries, raspberries, grapes, strawberries, and blue berries growing. Plus an herb garden and a flower garden for the bees. Maple trees to tap for syrup. We're literally livin' the dream and society collapses. I retired from the military at 42 and have never turned back. Spending time with my kids everyday. No more living the rat race or punching a time card. We homeschool since all of the public AND private schools have gone woke and are anti-European ("white"). We have guns and ammo to defend our property, family, animals, food. We have a German Shepherd guard dog as our early alert warning system. We will eventually get our hand pump for our well, and a wood burning cook stove. We want to be self-sufficient and off the grid as much as possible.
@@HroduuulfSonOfHrodger That sounds absolutely wonderful!
@@Thefloorsspeakyiddish Yeah, it's great out here. We barter with them weekly. I constantly pick their brains on best practices to grow food. They watch us like we are their TV. It's hilarious (and weird). Anything that happens in my yard, they know about it and tell me when I go across the street to buy our weekly 4 gallons of raw organic milk for $2.50 a gallon. It's like they're watching us 24/7, but we see them out in their fields working so hard. Not sure how they have time to watch us, but we are as odd to them as they are to us I guess. LOL!
@@HroduuulfSonOfHrodger I'm honestly jealous. That sounds like Eden.
@@kswensen2481 It's pretty amazing indeed! And everything is so spread out. Lots of privacy. Never any highway noise or sirens. Gunshots because everyone has a range on their acreage, or the nearby shooting range. I call it "the sound of freedom!" Plus hunters are in the woods. We are within walking distance to a huge lake for fishing and (if it comes to it) water that we can filter and use to survive. Plus firewood from the forest that surrounds the lake. We have thought through a lot of this because we are seeing the writing on the wall of what's to come.
your best yet. This reflects the moment - how many of us feel - completely. thanks
I agree with what you're saying. Its so important to reconnect with nature and read plant lore. We left the rat race decades ago, but it creeps back in periodically. A person needs to be diligent to choose each day what is important and not get swept up with the latest matrix tentacle that draws you back in.
Prayers Sir and absolutely correct!!!
Because I can, is my answer when people ask why I still sleep in a tent when camping.
As I watch your video I am happy to hear you say this. I have already taken steps as well. Myself and a few friends have purchased some remote property and are starting to build some small off grid cabins and a workshop there. If you don't mind i am going to use your term "The Nothingness." It is a great way to simply put what life is like wrapped up in all this nonsense. I feel like i have stuck it out long enough and it's time for action to move into a place of real wealth and wholeness with who I am. With my friends and family, and with the universe. I want to live the rest of my days enjoying my time here instead of being stressed or anxious or fearful. Thanks for the video.
Dude, you will feel the same way only with plenty more inconveniences. Because the problem is You, not the society. And you can't run away from yourself.
@@juricadogan3870 I think he wants peace and to be left alone.
That’s great you have friends to do this with.
@@juricadogan3870 I don't recall asking for your opinion.
Hi Bjorn…..I totally hear you, I hear the emotion in your voice, your breathing and your sighs…..I get it.
I’m mid 50’s, worked all my life, probably had no more than 2 weeks sickness and like you…..I’m just bloody tired.
Like all of us, I have responsibilities so I can’t just bugger off and walk away from that so we find other ways, just like yourself.
I have 9 weeks off this summer so I’ll be doing what you are doing, walking in whatever direction I feel and re connecting with my inner self….basically slow down and re energise.
From my perspective, I find your videos to be full of integrity….a value which is unfortunately lost in many.
Go steady.
Exactly what I've been feeling, for a cpl yrs now. Literally everything about life on/in "the grid" is poison to our physical, mental, and spiritual health & well-being.
Love your messages Bjorn. The last five or six years and especially in the last year I've found myself super dissatisfied and unhappy with what I'm doing with my life. I thought just finish highschool then I can do what I want, then just finish college then I'll find something to do that I love. Many people don't like where they are and we're always sold and spoonfed the "next thing" as what will actually bring meaning. I'm burned out and feel like I'm on a one way railroad that was decided for me, unfortunately we have to get money so it's hard to change things, but I'm young still and hope I have the guts and strength to carve my own path in life.
I completely agree with you with all my heart and soul. We, people who wish to be free, need to be closer to nature. I have made huge changes in my life to live in the high country of western North Carolina. I love it. Even though I am 60 years old, I hike, fish, and mountain bike every week, as much as I can. To all… do it now, before “they” encroach too far into your life.
I have to tell you that listening to your words I almost started crying. I feel the same way man and I think a lot of us do. I work about 55 or so hours a week and then I go home and I work more and I'm not really getting anywhere other than completely drained of my spirit. I don't have a bank account to back up moving off grid but I feel like soon enough that won't matter anyway.
Hang in there, you have lots of company. Pay no attention to the rich people who buy a million dollar "homestead" and return to nature. Or who bought same for cheaper many years ago and now advise all to do what they're doing.
@@JI814 I've noticed that rich folk that buy a fenced and gated" homestead" don't last at it very long cause they don't know how to do shit without technology. Homesteading is hard work but very rewarding.
I had it all materially thankfully when it was fun. It's over now but damn it was good. Today is different but still rich, with beautiful family and friends. Different desires and perspective for this next chapter in my book of life. Love your videos!
'Wealth' is seeds in your hand and food growing in your garden and being able to share this with family and friends and the local community. I hear you Bjorn, I'm a similar age to you, your thoughts are the same as me and probably a lot of others as well. Free to do what we wanna do.
Peace brother
Yes, getting out of the matrix, or rat- race as I call it, is essential.
Personally, I believe having a big plot of land, and exploiting it with several generations of your family, is the way to live. Like "Alaska, the last frontier". Admire the way they live.
You can't own land ( fee simple ). They don't allow people to REALLY own the land free of taxes. Land ownership is part of the matrix.
Yes that's a good show. Living on the land would be ideal in my opinion as well. You would be more in touch with nature and yourself. You'd be a lot more healthy for sure.
@@Jsteelies Yes, as long as you have enough money for good health- insurance. (and dental care) Which isn't always the case, unfortunately ...
You said everything I've been feeling for the past two years. Thank you.
When I listen to you, it gives me hope. Your channel means a great deal to LOTS of us. Thank you.
I completely understand! Time to let go of everything toxic holding us back.
Dude you are so right, I came to this conclusion last Winter, I realized I'm not going to live forever, which I thought would. Stress gave me adrenal fatigue which now I have to take it easy and enjoy my life. It is a wake up call for you Bjorn! You have to pace yourself and create balance.
Running in the hamster wheel is taking a toll on so many people I know….it’s really sad….😢
I'm with you there.
I've never more felt more alive, happy, healthy, and content than when I was in the wilderness, surrounded by life and all living things.
I would go there, or as near as I could go daily.
(Most of the time, I had to resort to city parks for the daily part.)
But I always had to work for minimum wage, and I was barely surviving all the time.
I was always one bad hospital bill away from total collapse, and even a dentist bill could break me.
I couldn't afford vacations either, but every attempt to save money got sucked away by a car repair, or any kind of emergency.
I needed what we call a "grub steak" to go into the wilderness, find a place, build a cabin, etc.
It simply wasn't possible for me and most people, and it faced the additional difficulty of a government determined to get people out of nature and stuffed into cities. People were being arrested in America for collecting rain in a barrel, or selling milk from their cow. There were millions of regulations, and agents eager to enforce them on anyone who tried to occupy any corner of any wilderness.
They called it Agenda 21, now something like Agenda 2030.
At some point, I expected them to go killing anyone they found in the wilderness.
And it is already hard enough to live there.
They destroy the wilderness too.
Yes. That is the plan. Make it impossible or difficult to live in the country areas. Can’t afford gas. Then electric vehicles that don’t go far. Stack and pack housing.
@@LilyGazou I was thinking for years that we might have to go back to using horses and wagons, or strip the useless engine and excess weight off of trucks and hitch them up to horses, but they are crazy to kill the wild horses in America.
The Mustangs.
They are sabotaging my suggestions, and things people might need.
It is a deliberately evil plan, and I want to know who's behind it.
I want to see them hang.
Hopefully the whole system will come crashing down and the elite will be in deep trouble. When the food runs out lets eat the ritch
When I was a little child, I loved climbing trees, playing in the mud, riding a bike, running through water sprinklers on a hot summer afternoon. I played with my dolls and made them clothes out of scrap material. Reading books. Writing stories. Coloring in giant color books. Going on hikes to explore. So much simple fun!!! I am now elderly and want to run away from all the crap that's going on in the world. I can't take it anymore!!!!
*"Nature is best for us all"* Thank you my Viking big Brethren Bjørn.
Sincerely, this Little Viking Bushcraft Brethren, ~Paul
If you guys aren't already growing your own food, enough to survive at least a year, and if you don't have food stored up in your basement to get you through at least a year, you're all probably in big trouble coming soon. Without food, we die. And access to clean water. We are already seeing shortages at the grocery store and prices skyrocketing through the roof. Plus gas to drive to the grocery store is off the charts. They've been telling us this is coming for years. I guess people have not been listening or paying attention. We have been and are still not fully ready, but we are getting there with our homestead. Many countries to include the USA have had their leaders come right out and tell us recently that a food shortage is coming. Again, if you cannot find food and you are not growing it, you're going to die...unless you have some kind neighbors willing to share, but then they could die by helping you. This is serious. This is real. Toilet paper shortage. Now baby formula shortage. All of these "random" accidents where entire warehouses of food, chickens, etc. just burn to the ground (1 even hit by an airplane). 10,000 cattle died this week in Kansas. Imagine how much beef that could've become and how many people it would've fed. Is this all planned? If you aren't connecting the dots, not sure what to tell you. The "enemy's" plan is depopulation to save the planet, and they call it climate change or green this and that. They want people to die. They do not hide their thoughts. It's in their speeches at their conferences. We have been going to the grocery store and each time the shelves have less and less in every aisle. Entire sections wiped out and completely empty. It's obvious what's coming. We have enough to survive maybe a half year or more. Many of you, I believe, might not even have enough to last a month. This is a major problem. Please wake up and then help educate those around you.
Given the state of world currently, the idea of going off grid seems more appealing.
I hear people talk about going off The Matrix but it's from people on the internet......it's somewhat of an Oxymoron 😩
bjorn, i think you are doing what you where called to do. dont ever regret that.people are in need of help, and you are one of the helpers, thanks.
I'm so glad this has really hit home now, Bjorn, and you're affluent enough to achieve it. I was 45 when I made the jump, bought my land cheaply but had to sell my house cheaply to get it.
Life's not perfect, but being off-grid isn't, unless you're still financially wealthy in that life. Wind turbines can burn out in sudden storms, and storage batteries don't last forever. Rodents compete to eat your roots, seeds and grains. Anyone who uses catch&release traps has never had a whole season's root veg destroyed in a few days. Tarps and sacks get drilled through by voles, while mice destroy roof insulation and wiring. Stoats and mink make chicken rearing impossible.
But if you can deal with failures then create solutions, you'll go from surviving to thriving. I know the Authorities will eventually come for us, but have faith that the sheeple will wake up before then, and kick their arses.
You are one of the very few people on the internet that makes total sense
The last two years have been eye-opening for me, this coincided with my mid-life crisis which resulted in a major awakening to what reality and life are. All the religions say this: Life is an Illusion, Samsara, call it as you will but the wise have said it time and time again. This is not an invitation to passivity because everything is dispair but to a reorientation towards within. For 20 odd years I worked like a horse to gain more and have more and for what? For a job title? a house/flat in a crowded city? a dinner in a restaurant? these are just distractions from the real journey of life, the one towards the within. Our longing for journeys and adventure cannot be achieved by everyone, I also wanted to sail the world, to reach South Pole, to become a cosmonaut when I was a child but we can't all do this because what we truly long for is our interior. So in my early 40s my only purpose now is to know myself and try to live a life that will make the Great Passing when I'll be old and frail, way easier. My grandma' had such a life and when she passed away, unlike many dead people she seemed asleep, calm and bright. She is my model for becoming a better person.
Completely agree... nothingness of interacting with machines day in and day out
I would love to live off grid, and I definitely got feeling this is going to happen anyway in a few years... Even when I don't know how, I do know within a few years it will be a lot easier, because there are already people there with the knowing. More people leaving the city's and we will find eachother at the right places, with nature all around us to feed us with real food. See you later, and take care of yourself and your loved ones in the meanwhile.
Absolutely. I used to play strategy games like Civilisation etc. on the computer then I realized that life was the ultimate strategy game, especially if you play the game where you try to become as independent and self-sufficient as possible. The "game" is hard, but the rewards are amazing and more importantly, *real*.
It's funny in my case I didn't see it when I was younger, but now when you are older you see the importance of that peaceful place away from everything, where you can start regaining your soul back, when you do it and stay quiet you start to see all the nature around you all the peaceful animals, plants, trees, rivers, lakes and the sounds of the waterfalls, its amazing, it's as though an other world has opened up to you, and there are no judgements, exceptions or instructions you have to follow, for a short moment you are free,
I believe it is definitely a goal worth aiming forward maintaining your peace, in time it will come to you, sometimes when you focus too much on one thing you lose sight on everything else, sometime to move forward we need to take a step back and take in all in with a calm mind,
I wish you well my friend 👍
Bjorn, your video made me a little sad at first but then it also ignited something inside me and has me thinking a little different now than just moments ago. Thank you for your openness. I hope to hear more from you on this subject in the near future. Blessings.....
l felt the same .
To Bjorn's audience: I have been reading your comments, and it warms my heart to see so many of you compare this situation to BOOKS you have read! I am a retired librarian - you have made my day! Some other good ones: "1984" of course. "One Second After" (about living off grid by surprise). "Ishmael" by Daniel Quinn (about Takers in society). So glad to see all the readers, relating life to literature!
Brave New World, Animal Farm, The Naked Communist, and Atlas Shrugged might be good to add to that list.
Yes! to all of those! 😀 what a great audience!
Librarians are like wizards. They can help you transform your life.
I’ve been collecting books so I’ll have a library off grid to share.
Aww, never been called a wizard before! 😛 I collect books too, to share, in case there are no more public libraries.
Ishmael changed me so much
I´ve had similar thoughts for a long time now and the urge to find freedom is just getting stronger. This society is feeding of our liveforce.
I'm 74 years young and could not agree with you more. I have directed my life in a manner of adventure and loving nature as a way of life. I have very little in material possessions... I failed to make choices of putting my earnings aside. As a single mother of three I thought I was making good choices of living a life as a good example but did not prepare my life for what we are facing now in our modern world. My children are all in their 40's and fifties and I have four grandchildren. They are living their life as they see it through their individual lens of life. I love that you are walking the walk and not just talking the talk !
I completly hear what you are saying. I turn on my phone for 2 half hours a day, respond to messages and calls that are important. Turn my phone off. No TV, have a radio. We are too suckled by electronic means of being. I hear you. I as well am getting back to the noisy quietness of nature as fully as I can. Blessings on your journey♥️
Thinking about how to mentally phase one out from the "nothingness". I think you can reach a lot if you are just aware of what is important in your life, to be selective on where you put your energy. My job sometimes drains me of energy and its just numbers and finance, but it has some advantages also, it paves the way in a practical way for my dreams and moments out there in the field where my dreams and thoughts are in harmony. 46 yrs old now, share your thoughts on things in this video.
I worked in hospice and it was my patients who encouraged me to follow my dream of full time RVing. We took the leap and don't regret it a bit. Not out of the matrix completely but closer than ever! And being in nature has been very healing.
Not sure of the "right" word, but Congrats! You have it figured out and know what you need to do. There are many who never figure it out. We are on grid at the moment, but no microwave, TV or dishwasher etc. It's still too much. Enjoy the sound of the trees. I say I will know when I arrive at the right place when there is no song but nature's stuck in my head.
I love you! I struggle with the same things ... I'm 60 now, and I've had enough a long time ago! I'm on no social platfrotrm - except youtube, and I don't mind leaving my "fobile" at home when hiking ...
I feel the same as you. My dilemma is, how do I unplug when my spouse is still very much in love with the system. It’s very frustrating to live with someone and two kids that will not wake up and join me in leaving this corrupt system behind. So, I just do what I can to prepare for what is coming. Unfortunately it’s going to be a big “I told you so” moment, when my family is starving and have nowhere to turn but to the NWO to for provision.
Show him some good prepper clips, and hope he will comprehend at some moment.
I hear you. I'm in the same predicament. My family think I'm mad and a conspiracy theorist. Thankfully my son listened to me about the vaccines, but husband and daughter have taken three each. I'm.doing what I can to prepare mentally and I'm stockpiling food quietly.
I wish you all the best.
It's all done by design, decades in the making. People have grown accustomed to their cage. To love their own self created prisons. Only few of us have realized how the system actually enslaves us to be rhe perfect consumers.
Same here. Soon we will have to make that choice. Be part of the beast system or separate, form simple off-grid agrarian communities
@@runningonthebeach2853 I’m glad your son stayed clear of the shots.
I don’t talk to anyone anymore about preps.
Thanks Bjorn, you took the words right outa my mouth
I think it's important to say to young people to learn and practice everything you can towards going back to nature and taking care of animals, saving seeds for food, growing your own timber to build a cabin, or build a plastic bottle house, finding a spring and tapping it for clean water, worm and sawdust composting toilet, solar power storage system, fruit tress and vegetable crops to eat and barter, some have built a plastic bottle boat for fishing in calmer bays, acquire some remote off grid land as soon as possible and keep learning.
Collectively we can get outa the matrix. Imagine if every person on the planet planted just 1 tree, there would be billions more trees to suck up the carbon and start to help climate change. I think that taking out trees has been one of our biggest exposures.
People who know how to do these things could do weekly classes to teach the children some basics to get them going, then later, they can teach. We need to pass all this down, it's getting lost fast.
Sometimes when I talk to people about this, they look at me as if I have grown an extra nose on my face!!
When things all fall apart, what will they do??!!
That's exactly what's happening to me, all I hear is noise
BAM!
I say this to myself in my head many times each week, occasionally to my kids. It struck me your statement as we are not meant to be under fluorescent light's, working for or with psychopathic narcissist's and accepting the constant propaganda and now destruction of our kids hopes and indeed FREEDOMS.
We will not let this be, not run away from this poisoned society but leave it behind really live. From Australia
Bjorn, I think that what you have done is amazing and if you decide to go off grid (internet) to be the individual you’ve always intended on being and the father and husband you’ve always intended on being,… that is awesome and heartbreaking to all of us. Yet, what you have provided us as viewers is immeasurable.
This video speaks volumes… I enjoyed it very much. It speaks to my very soul. My husband & I worked on our little tiny cabin on the Big Island until he became ill with a rare cancer. We came back to the mainland, sadly, because he needed full oxygen. I miss our life there…so very very much. It was just the very best way for us to have lived, even if only for a short while… will never ever forget my time there, in the rain forest with nature all around. I am trying to find my way now ….back to a simple, quiet & peaceful life.