The push to owning nothing
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- Опубликовано: 27 авг 2024
- Happy New Year - out with the old and in with the new. But are we being led to living with nothing and being happy?
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Hello Richard. here somet to research. There is no 8 Billion ppl on this world, its yet another lie. I just counted the worlds 500 largest cities in the world and on top of that in my own research another 500 after that. The first 500 cannot reach 1,5B and the next 500 cannot reach 500 Mil.? That's almost 2 Billion out of 1000 cities. Lets say the other 1 B is scattered around in very small villages etc... So, that gives us almost 3 Billion, let say. You see the issue here? Where is the rest 5 Billion? Hiding in the forests?? I don't think so.
Love your content. Keep it up. Waking up others is almost an impossible task!
Cheers
I don't believe you are real. If you put your bank account details below, I'll think differently.
Happy New Year, young vobes. 😂😂
The end of elected Councils ?.....www.gov.uk/government/publications/long-term-plan-for-towns-guidance-for-local-authorities-and-town-boards/long-term-plan-for-towns-guidance-for-local-authorities-and-town-boards
RIchard today on the radoi news the government wants the doctors to get testing the dead for dying of air quality then to be put onto the death certificates ? can you see where this is taking us ? for more clean air taxes and more climate tax there is a tax out today 120 pounds on gas appliances gas boilers have a good newyear
I had 1 request yesterday
''The most dangerous creation of any society is the man with nothing to lose'' ~ James Baldwin
This is why they are creating a system that makes it obvious to us, that we will lose everything, if we don't act according to their rules.
I mean ... if everything you "own" is rented, and most of it data- and electrified, you can be cut off from everything, with the press of a button.
Currently they are training us to that idea, by arbitrarily cutting off people from communicating.
Like us who know the truth
When people have nothing to lose they are fearless. It is coming...
@@GodiscomingBhappy
Love your YT name.
I believe that too 😊
I think your post is true, too
What if I create a social order in which men aspire to ... nothing? You'll only resist me IF you are seeking 'something different'.
We've taught women that men are toxic. We teach children ... God-knows-what. Most Brits believe that Taxation is virtuous, and that guns are evil. None of them has arrived at these beliefs, by independent thought ... so, I reckon it'll be a trivial matter to inculcate a culture of abstemption.
There is nothing more dangerous to the establishment than a man who has nothing to lose.
The only thing we should be decluttering and minimising is the corrupt government we’ve landed ourselves with. Then we could quite possibly have a happy new year after all.
Masons
That needs to happen in many countries. The Germans have finally had enough and are standing up. Here in Poland we just had elections, but we exchanged our old, pretty bad, government for a complete circus. I don't think they will last long, but this year will be interesting, although not necessarily happy.
Agreed, join or start your local chapter of E.A.T., and begin making a difference TODAY!
its is not a government but a criminal organisation .
Gullotines
The minimalist living goes back at least 40 years. Currently de-cluttering ready to move house. Keeping all the books, DVDs, Music CDs and photographs and these will continue to grow.
Minimising actual clutter like too many glasses and too much crockery is actually very therapeutic as is getting rid of old clothes that you will no longer wear. The charity shops love it.
Useful items have innate value. Among "primitive" people this was wealth....blankets, crockery, rope, jewelry.....
I'll stick with the "lived in" look and associated memories, leaving the clinical appearance to those who prefer to live in...err clinics!
Their CEO's certainly do.New s-class merc this year/month ?
Last time I moved , I managed to throw out one blanket & a broken air purifier, I love my books, videos, tapes , coins & old notes I constantly remind my son's ,these books can't be edited, changed or censured ,they are to be treasured.
What they want us to do is RENT it all, which means you will be using a used kettle, a used plate, cuttlery, tv, bed, sofa or god forbid your underwear, eventually they only want us to have 3 new items of clothing a year. If anything it might be a good idea to stock up on any of the items you dont want to have to rent back.
Keep positive. When we come together we will be unstoppable.
🏴
Nobody is.
It's all talk. By the time any of you do anything constructive, a law banning protest will be brought in.
@@mercedesblack7828 legislation is not a law.
@@mercedesblack7828have you actually fought for your country or you just a keyboard warrior
@@mercedesblack7828 No, it's not all talk. Everybody making small changes makes a difference. Some of the things I don't do include avoiding the twee, fake and cowardly BBC and all other TV stations; I don't shop at any online shop named after regions of S America, I don't buy a news(less)paper; I refuse to vote LibLabCon; I don't eat fast food; I never buy any soft drinks in cans (especially any "colas"). I also point out the anomalies that others don't want to think of in my daily rounds. I was a teacher, but I don't seek to persuade others, but anybody telling me, for example, that "Labour can't be worse than the Tories" gets short shrift. Each one of LibLabCon is the worst. All you have to ask is what happened to the "people's paradise" Labour pledged last time? Read. Read all the time: books are cheap because nobody wants them, but they are the only reliable source of information now. Old books are better than new. Find out about fractional reserve banking and tell others... the list of things you can do is endless. You are only beaten if you think you are, and I am not beaten. I know my efforts have made a difference. Yours can too.
@@jamesnicholls1054 If you've donned the Uniform of the Oppressor ... you're part of the problem. Or, at least, you were. Maybe you've changed, but it sounds like you still value the 'order-follower'.
I inherited a lot of tools when my father died. Some, I think he inherited from his father. I still use them. They were made ìn an age when things were made to last, not in this disposable era with its built-in obsolescence.
We have just cleared mams house she died just before Christmas, our family have taken a lot of her stuff I have took clutter really but it was mams and it’s my memories of her, I took trinkets for my grandkids too
The goal is to 'minimalise' us.
This has been the agenda for a couple of hundred years according to what I have read .
@@patricbernier7899
He does not make money off of me.
There are some middle class and wealthier folks whom provide him with money.
But, Richard Vobes has even communicated with me...and I only have a little money.
Are you envious?
Or are you just chipping away at another human?
Do you work for 50 cent army?
@@patricbernier7899 Oh for goodness sake! Don't watch then.
Yep.
@@patricbernier7899Jesus wasn't poor.😂 What did the 3 wise men bring him?
I will never comply and fight this idiocy in 2024.
@@patricbernier7899So why watch if it makes you so miserable?
@@patricbernier7899you subscribed!?
@@patricbernier7899 what are you doing other than watching then whinging complaining, he is helping many by waking them up you are arguing against it.
Can you see yourself fighting? Are you doing ANYTHING? @@patricbernier7899
@@patricbernier7899 ok but he is also on rumble the message still gets across most use the ad block I never see adds some things you just have to play with
The Victorians lived in what we called "cluttered" now. They loved decoration, colour, richness in the visual life at home and in public. Their public buildings were designed to be beautiful. We are now forced to see the demolition of these buildings and replaced with cheap brutalist crap. I have thousands of books, my OH has 4 sheds full of tools, too.
We have a clear out every few years, but that is not to achieve minimalist, but a bit less dust collection.
keep the hand tools when the lights go out you will need them
@@eileenspamer we have old tools. My pride is a cast iron, push along, seed potato planter.
Some people in bygone times did have nothing and lived in terrible poverty.
Think about the servants who hardly got any time off, the miners, whom worked long hours underground.
Only some Victorians could afford an overstuffed house.
@@havana2banana yes, my family were the ones without. My grandmother in service, her father died in the workhouse in the 1920s. Your point?
@@lat1419 Hi
My point I should have said is that in history the emphasis is on the rich and famous. Ordinary people are largely ignored.
I was reading a book by John Hamer. The Falsification of History. This book details some unimaginable poverty.. Clutter just did not come into it.
The clutter I would love to see the back of are the CONservative and Labour parties, the WEF, WHO, UN, IMF, GATES, SCHWAB, SOROS, EU, Charles Windsor to name a few.
YEP Phil, deffo a must AGREED SPOT ON NOW NOW NOW 💀💀💀 . 👍💪👌☘️☘️☘️☘️
You forgot their boss, the Jesuit pope of Rome.
The list is endless 😢
so right!!!
And Blair
Nothing is the same as a real book, real photographs. Own nothing and our disposal and all trace are so easily obliterated and forgotten for future generations. Or Will there even be future generations? A scary path we are treading.
I does seem coincidental that I now have friend who no longer lives, an aunt with Parkinson's, a cousin with Parkinson's and another (17yo) cousin with Crohn's who were all perfectly healthy in 2019....."Things that make you go hmmm".🤔
No memories equals no history, which equals easier to control and lie about the past. i.e. the Roman and the medieval warm periods that are missing on the ridiculous hockey stick modelling.
Finally, someone else gets it...
No history equals no evidence. Of anything.
The film equilibrium made real.
I’m currently scouring charity shops, buying up books and DVDs like they’re going out of fashion. Oh wait … 😁 Happy Cluttered New Year everybody
Once I found out that every RUclips video about "tiny houses" got millions of viewers (or so they marked) I understood that our enemies instilled this minimalism notion in us intentionally so we'll be comfortable to live with nothing. There is no reason to do that! No reason to live in a tiny house! No reason to live in your car! This wonderful planet is HUGE, and it renews itself and recycles itself, and there is NO shortage!
Correct
I am not a minimalist but adhere to Wm Morrison's rule that ' everything you own should be useful and/or beautiful (and so appreciated).
Happy New year to you both. Clutter is evidence of living. Not mess but as you said memories. I've not got a lot of crap , but what crap I have is mine. Certain things I buy new and other things are "used" . I think buy books 📚 gold ✨️ and silver ✨️. Knowledge and money 💰 ( real money). Skills ( part of Knowledge) to grow your own food and make things easier to do. Filtering your water 💧 ways of collecting etc is the essential skill to learn and use. Stop ingesting their poison. You are responsible for your life. Anyway I pray 🙏 🤲 you will prosper and grow in 2024 . And don't hoard but collect useful items and memories ❤
I also hold ionto spare stuff because buying them - new - again would be costly.
.. I would add …. keep some music you love on cds and of course a CD player😃
@@D-Orro got cds and vinyl. Essential for me. I don't really like streaming stuff. De googling my life. I have started using my savings account and stopped using my debit account. I will make it as difficult as possible for them to use CBDC and digital id.
Ironically, they advertise at us to buy this crap in the first place. But once we buy it, they get no more money. If we have to rent, they get money forever, and we don't have anything to leave our kids to give them a better start than we had. Instead they will be dependent forever.
@@Jeffwalker66 …I am cash user… Banking card only if I have to buy something on line. (rather very rarely) . Have a Blessed New Year.💖💥🕊🙏
Owning nothing and being happy is not on my agenda, I hoard everything 😂
If they snuff out the past...they can rewrite the future and no one will remember.
I am an avid reader but have never been able to grasp the attraction of kindle. Just opening a book and turning the pages gives me a certain pleasure that no lit up screen would give me. Admittedly I have so many already 'read' books I am running out of space to store them, but will find the time to donate them to a worthwhile charity, because amazingly people are still reading the paper version!
Yes ! How can a screen replace a beautiful book
I can give you one reason to have that Kindle. I also have a spiffy liberry of old SF books. Out of print, second golden age, beloved every one. But about 10 years ago I swapped over to history. Using my trusty Kindle I have a scadload of original history books which were digitized by Google before it became evil. All free. (I don't read modern history rehashes)... Were I to be strictly paper, a good deal of what I have collected and read would not be available via, say, Amazon print. Kindle has its uses. Oh, and another use is for the Bible. When was the last time you read that thing from cover to cover? It's all possible quite easily with the Kindle. It will even read it to you aloud while you read along. All versions....just pick one. And like those history books it's all free.
Happy new year Richard,never bow down or conform to the "powers that be".Keep up the hard work and brilliant info that you pass on to wake the sheeple up and stay safe and well always.
Thanks for the video. I finally established a way to increase my net income per month. My 2024 goal is to pay off the house by Sept 2024 (8 years total into a 30 year @ 4%). I have no debt other than mortgage. My
401k, HSA, IRA and emergency funds get maxed out. The mortgage is my last piece of debt left. I don't have any school loan or CC debt. I've made a lot of sacrifices over the years. I'm almost at the debt free finish line.
Congratulations on taking the steps necessary to get yourself out of the financial bind you were in.
Facing your medicine can be difficult. However, with commitment, you'll ultimately reach a highly satisfying place. It's all about the actions you're willing to take.
Your financial journey is truly inspiring, and I'm currently striving to achieve the goals you've reached. Could you please share some tips to help others learn and navigate their own paths to financial success? Your insights would be invaluable.
Samuel Peter Descovich that's whom I work with
SAMUEL PETER DESCOVICH
GOOGLE the name
Out with the wood burner and in with the electric fire, I think not.
Out with the OLD in with the NEW, exactly what's required , Banish MPs from Parliament , make them go out & work for a living, & WE the People run the Country with everyone putting forward suggestions for a Better Style of living , instead of a Few Tyrannical MPs deciding what WE want .. even if We Don't want what they're trying to Ram Down OUR throats.
Its not the MPs deciding anything......they are just messenger boys who don't resist any of their orders.
No New Year Resolutions for me. We can however expect more crap from our Government. 😂 Happy New Year everyone! 😊
I'm 70 and i hope my children will enjoy going throw my old stuff when i pass and have a fondness for those memories and also keep some of it and pass i on to there children . And what would life be whith out memories.
Happy CLUTTER FILLED New Year ! Thank you for all you are doing x
Clutter is bounding it gets in the way
I am sitting at the dining room table from my mothers house, she will be gone 23 years this June. I can afford to buy a new one but like to keep something from the old days. I have just added some more books to my collection (Christmas presents) I don’t know for sure how many I have now but it’s definitely over 1000. I don’t intend to get rid of anything. 😂
Well said.
Happy new year Richard. Keep up the good work you are doing, somewhere along the line somethings got to give in this country. NEVER GIVE UP.
…Always keep on keeping on ….😁
Last year I had a neighbour that was cleaning out to move. He had several hundred CD's that he was about to throw out. He had long since digitized his collection and these were seen as clutteer. I gladly took all of them from him...a collection going back to the 80's and 90's ! It's far more pleasurable to have stack to visually sort through the artistry of the brillant covers and choose one to suit your mood than to see only the title in plain text.
Happy New Timeline everyone
Everything you've ever worked for or inherited eventually pushed into a bank account that is controlled by someone else...🤔 what could possibly go wrong.
Happy New Year folks!
My resolution is to continue to do what I can to further the great awakening which has made significant progress in 2023.
YOU WILL OWN NOTHING AND YOU WILL BE HAPPY, OR ELSE!
Whilst Klaus and his goons will own everything and your souls.
Happy New Year Richard and may the Revolution start a fresh for the New year for sanity and a Government that actually represents the people and not their own selfish, greedy and spineless selves and their mates, here is hoping.
you hope in vain i fear.
I know, but without HOPE what do we have left!@@anthonybartlett6924
I am of the mind that Klaus and Gates are fully paid up members of the inner circle of the club and are making up the rules rather than being ruled by them. You have to remember that the rules made by the WEF are not to be followed by them just us the cattle.@@ebutlink
The be happy part means grateful to have food and water for your labour
Indeed.@@hectorshouse7348
I can understand people wanting to digitize their old photos because they obviously get faded over time, but other physical possessions like books, DVDs, collectables e.t.c. I like to own and keep. My house looks 'Lived' in, whereas many peoples houses have gone all modernised with interior walls knocked down to make it all open plan with the bare minimum of furniture and nothing else, very boring.
Once the cloud goes down or the hard drive damaged the pictures are gone.
Yeah I've noticed that too with modern homes, or rather the people who live in them. If you're a younger person the interior of the rooms tend to look very plain looking, as you say open planned, etc and everyone now seems to have this obsession with laminante flooring even where it's in every room in the house. Living rooms today just look bland and featureless looking with no character, one or two tables here and there for the wifi router or family photos to sit on, and most TVs are hung on the wall like it's a painting lol. Years ago the TV and the TV cabinet added a certain character to the living room, where you put your video tapes on the shelf, but now because alot of people don't buy physical media where their shows and films are all on streaming sites or stored on an HDD all that stuff has dissapeared from living rooms. Back when I was young in the 80s and 90s my mum would buy porceline ornaments and dolls for the sideboard or glass cabinent, it gave the room alot of charm and character. Most young people aren't interested in anything like that now, everything is done minimalistic and as simple as possible, because most people are too lazy to clean and dust up.
@@Embracing01
Good comment and so very true.
@@u2kjib4cjkqnwhich is why you make backups 🤓
Cold and sterile.
One thing I noticed years ago in observing the habits of the real, old fashioned aristocracy. They never throw anything away, even stuff which could objectively be classed as junk!
And when they do want to get rid of something they call in Drew Pritchard.
@@robertjones3613 Who is Drew Pritchard?
Thought exactly the same.@@robertjones3613
@@robertjones3613 apparently they never buy anything new either
Happy New year Richard and Julia, This own nothing lark, Get out there and fill the space you have.
Happy New Year Richard 🎉thank you for all you share 🙏❤
One of the few things I learnt from a sociology degree many years ago was how "our homes are museums of our lives" They pay testament to who we are, who we have been and what's important to us. Our identity basically. Our uniqueness. Of course museums are carefully curated, not too crowded, but that's a very long way from total minimalism. I think the key (if there is one) is balance, but it's up to US individually what we keep and what we don't. That is what we must hold on to. As a fellow Worthing resident I commend you for your work on this channel and thank you keeping us thinking. I wish you a happy new year and am now off to dust my books! Best, Simon
Happy new Richard ❤
I enjoy owning things especially my house and 1/4 acre of land but the more you own the more responsibility you have; that's all. Cheers
houses are so small these days people have no choice but to minamise. Every year I try to dispose of excess plants, cuttings, and seedlings in my garden only to find that more come in to replace the previous lot.
Thanks Richard I love how you touch upon the important things ..minimalism does sometimes appeal however my flat is full of clutter books ornaments art etc ...I suppose it's easier to wipe minds clean ..when there is nothing to stimulate the memory...❤❤❤
I'm working my way through tons of fabric and making quilts. I have collected way more fabric than I need even if I live to be 125! But it's all being put to good use - and my clutter becomes big warm wraparound hugs. Viva clutter whatever you love best - those silly little things mean happiness and memories. I don't like the idea of minimalist, it is too sterile. My mother-in-law is currently emptying her house because it will be less bother for those tidying up after she's gone. I can see that point though - on the other hand she's given me loads of flower pots, containers and seed trays that she has no use for since father-in-law died. One man's junk is another man's treasure!
Happy Nrw Year Richard !! And to all my fellow RV viewers !!
When I grew up I never thought 70s furniture would ever be wanted again… and I never thought pine would go out of fashion!! Well now I know better! 😀
I’m still waiting for the avocado bathrooms to come back into style… but now I’m waiting for the cluttered look to come back too!! I’m ahead of time with my cluttered, yet cosy, look by the way 😉
The "cluttered" look is still around. It's now called "maximalism". Fabulous!
@@Jen-mf9rm oooh I didn’t know that! Thank you… so I am a maximalist!
I love those avocado bathrooms I've sometimes seen on Homes under the Hammer when I used to watch it. I like that colour and don't get how that awful grey paint and prison steel look got to be the fashion.
@@JebmaCrown oh yes! I have some excellent examples of 70s wallpaper and the carpets!
@@janebaker966 I’m waiting for the warmer colours to come back - out with the white and back in with cream, peach, pale green…
"You will own nothing and be happy" said the millionaire meglomaniac to the peasant.
I love my clutter and have no intention of outing it. Thanks, Richard!
0:59 "...getting rid of the old stuff that we don't longer need..." yes, let's get rid of some stupid organisations that we don't need and actually never needed, e. g. the one with the Microsoft health expert and the "eat ze bugs" forum, just to mention two of them.
Happy and healthy new year to everyone who reads this
You can read a person by the belongs they have gathered during their lives, It's lovely to go into a home and see interesting things which rise to conversation. so I do not do have nothing and be happy. Happy new year.
Happy New Years to you and your family
Happy new year Richard
I totally agree, Richard.Wishing you a happy and healthy New Year.I hope that more people will continue to be awakened😊
I'm amazed at the number of friends who don't have record, CDs DVDs they're all over 60 too
De cluttering is a marvellous idea......We could start with parliament !
Hurray! I have been told by officials to declutter. What a nerve! I am not a hoarder. When I give, and I do, I do it on my own terms. Glad others around like
me. Keep going Richard. Everything has been planned!🙏🙏🙏🙏
Happy New Year! I too will continue to live with my treasured memories, gathered from around the world for over 70 years, and as for my precious books, well they take pride of place. They give me huge comfort and pleasure.
When they BAN your books, you’ll have to make a secret space to hide them, to be taken out for reading in the dead of night. (See film, Equilibrium)
The pleasure of lifting and opening a book can never be exchanged for a pdf on a kindle.
Had my happy born day yesterday (58) 🎉
Happy New Year everyone 🎊🥳
Happy new year Richard and everyone 😊. Thanks for the inspiring words. Greatings from the Netherlands.
Well planned. Selected areas selected batches. Well distributed to hide the passing. Only exposed when certain places, sports people etc, are known.
A scientist will see the distribution and see a pattern. Or more correctly an experimental design. Very old, established pattern called an LD50.
Happy Newyear to you both, you brighten us up at out house, we tend to agree with most of what you have to sat, keep up the good work and man thanks for the effort you make to do these videos.
I'm so fed up with this now
Happy New Year and thank you for bringing awareness over the past year.
Freedom is key.
Happy New Year to you Richard and to the lovely Julia! I keep a lot of things too!! but from time to time I get rid of things I haven't used in years it is soooooooo REFRESHING! brings more NEW energy 😉
@rapalaron6348
7 hours ago
I also will never comply, and let's fight this idiocy in 2024. I'd like to gather more stuff into the house, not have less! Don't get rid of your physical photos, putting them on hard drives or usb sticks can easily be wiped off. A most prosperous New Year to you Richard and your good Lady. Keep happy and a good time to come with your interview videos (please). Best of health to both of you.
My rule of thumb is that if you can't use it in a year, then throw it away. Over the years, I've found out that the less you have, the more you feel free, and you're not a slave to it!
Totally agree. Free your mind keep all your memories in your heart.
Better still, don't buy it in the first place. Then you've got more money. Money = freedom so you gain twice.
If it’s reusable, donate it. It might just be the item someone else needs.
Ive still got my wedding dress ,its 35 years old and i will not be getting rid of it
Covid killed my mother, who suffered from COPD. I watched Logan's Run shortly afterwards.
Sorry for you're loss, was she vaccinated?
@@FredPerps she was in a home so I'm guessing so.
Richard, can I point out that some of us actually want to live a minimalist lifestyle! Personally, I love travelling lightly through life without all of the clutter and detritus of the past. I also prefer to live in a modern flat that is warm and looks light and airy. It provides a great base from which to live a life, it is NOT my life itself. And, on a more macabre note, I love the idea that when I’m gone someone will be able to sort out my estate in less than an hour rather than the usual months of misery. You suggest that it’s nice for relatives to be able to look through the your collection of ‘memories’… no it isn’t, it’s a huge nightmare causing a lot of stress to people as they work up to the courage to make the inevitable choice that they don’t want it and it will all have to be dealt with somehow.
Can I add? I live like this out of choice, not because some nefarious organisation tells me to!!! Happy New Year!
I'm exactly the same. I'd rather use the library than have a house full of books I never read.
I'd rather walk on the coast or through a park than have a garden I've got to maintain.
I doubt many people close to death wish they'd accumulated more stuff.
I am not the same.
But I am going to be it's my life and my rubbish that I need to get rid off.
That is what I am planning.
Agree with all your comments
If thats what you like then thats fine ,
As one who has just spent months clearing out my late parents clutter I totally agree. If you're already kitted out where is all this additional stuff supposed to go?
Exactly! @@paulkirton8945
Happy New Year Richard and everyone.
Thank you! This is exactly what I needed to hear right this moment! ❤
Happy new year Richard & Julia
Minimalism has always seemed like 'preparation for death' to me.
Be careful Richard you might upset the "De-clutteratti" ! 🤔
Anyone imagine the substantial grounds on which super rich people’s mansions stand are going to be cleared of all the interesting plants, statuettes or statues, gazebos, sculptures, ponds , fountains, garages for the fleet of ultra expensive sports cars, helicopter landing pads, airfields, living accommodation for all the ground staff, living accommodation for the security personnel, etc., etc., etc., ?????
Hi Richard. Thanks for your great videos.
I hear and understand clearly what you are saying, but I believe there are 2 types of 'minimalisations' going on here!
I think there is of course, the top down agenda, but there is also a spiritual need for some, to as you said, get rid of stuff that no longer serves us, which is what I am and have been doing for many months now, bit by bit, as there is stuck energy in objects that are not liked or needed.
I can really feel that stuck energy and feel propelled/driven to get rid of all that no longer serves me. So that's what I do and immediately feel better once I have done that. 🤗👍
Stuck energy of any kind, stops us moving forward and stops other things entering our lives which would be more beneficial.
Happy New Year Richard from the East coast of Canada. Hold on we are in for a rough one!!
Happy New Year, as they also say "Better out than in".
Might sound crazy, but when you see over the years, how much has been lost. Only those with a memory and watching videos of relatively recent past will know, and this knowledge/memory is a threat to those advocates of Build Back Better. Happy New Year!
I think there has to be a balance. Clearing out the unnecessary stuff is not bad. Have some memory items but you really don't need to keep every birthday card and every photo ever taken. Balance and moderation is a great value to uphold with regards to consumption and accumulation of anything in my opinion. I have collated special boxes of family special occasion items, photos and kids old school books and creations that will equate to an evening or two of mutually spent time for my kids reminiscing but I do not want them to have to dig through wardrobes, boxes and whole rooms full of stuff or in search of documents leading to burnout and overwhelm.
Happy New Year, Richard,thanks for 23 videos, keeping us updated..
You have hit the nail on the head again Richard, the next phase in this inhuman onslaught will no doubt be the clearing of the human brain of all thoughts and memories. I am in hope wishing you and all the family a happy new year. All the best Mike.
I always declutter, but it's more I would rather own 10 belongings of super high quality than 100 things churned out of a factory. I can't read unless it's from a book, though, so I still buy books as I like reading from pages of paper.
You get to live what you concentrate upon, dear creator, you in this universe of eternal integrity upon which you have chosen to learn wisdom. peace+&-🎶🎯💥🥰🌸
I’ve got a foot in both camps, I love my clutter,I’ve got tons of stuff! (but it’s very organised). But I do love to get away in our camper, where you just have what you need , no room for clutter. Happy new year all.
Happy New Year Richard and thanks for all your work 😊🎉
I purchased a motorhome and was just saying to my husband, 'I want to fit it out to live in it, it will prove I don't need all this stuff.' I'm so glad I've watched your podcast, it's true what you say, they want us to have nothing and be happy. Thank you, for being there for us 🩷
Latest fascial recognition at airports, no passport needed.
reject it... your face belongs to you and with all this AI if they have your face you can be copied easily... what could possibly go wrong once they have that plus your fingerprints... think of the movie enemy of the state and it is not good!
@@jsc2606 doubt they will allow us through customs without a mug shot.
Happy New Year Richard 🎉 ✨️ 🤝
I bought the book Smokescreen. It's a very interesting read.
Happy new year everyone.
Yes, Richard - do not rely solely on digital. Not only is it getting worse to even use digital because of, 'DATA PROTECTION' because it becomes ever more confusing, but Personal Data can be plucked out of thin air, and that should be of great concern! 🤔👍
we must resist at all costs the great reset .Happy new yr freedom fighters around the world.
My spouse is actively buying CD's of films, because they can shut off digital at anytime.
Not only that but the films that TV stations now show have been edited e.g a recent showing of 'Breakfast at Tiffanys' had ALL of Mickey Rooney's scenes edited out despite his name showing in the credits.
Couldn't have any less downsized last year and own not much... off grid and happy ❤🎉😂
If I have learned anything about hard property, especially books, is that the Internet likes to change facts. Books disallow that. Especially law books and law dictionaries, you get the point. But even works of non-fiction outside of law could be terribly important to keep around in case the Internet decides they never happened in the first place.
I am not getting rid of anything until AFTER TSHTF. You never know what you might need or what things are worth. You can't prepare for a Zombie apocalypse with a minimalist mentality.
absolutely. I keep stuff(excess warm clothed and blankets. ) - may be useful to help others one day
Purging Richard. I have heaps. I wish you all the best health into this year 2024. It’s an 8 year. 8 is a fabulous number. Turn it sideways and it’s the symbol for infinity. ♾️
Nothing I own is new. It all has history and memories.
Thanks Richard. I am 100% om the same page !