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Agree here. I live this lifestyle day-to-day, and I'm doing it as a fregan (largely no currency). I basically have some goals like my software project and grav
by forgotmypw17 6y ago
Agree here. I live this lifestyle day-to-day, and I'm doing it as a fregan (largely no currency).
I basically have some goals like my software project and gravitate towards accomplishing them, but otherwise leave my schedule up to "chance".
I sleep as much as I want to, whenever I want to. I eat only food which arrives to me and meets my standards. I travel largely on "tailwinds".
After less than 5 years of this practice, I have become much more deeply spiritual and a believer in things like synchronicity, precognition, quantum reality, alternative-dimension beings, and conscious navigation of such.
I believe our universe "wants" to create as much "good feelings" and the minimum necessary amount of "bad feelings", and everything you do to help this endeavor will guide you into synchronous luck and success.
As a funny side effect, because animals also feel good and bad feelings, even little things like feeding hungry animals or doing small things reducing industrial impact on wildlife can "pump your karma", which will in turn fuel your other pursuits, which are also hopefully towards good means.
This has also given me a "large-scale natural process" view of history and social currents, which has given me a feeling of peace, contentment, and acceptance of macro things like politics an war.
I now think that trying to influence mainstream politics is akin to one blood cell trying to bend a human's decision matrix to suit itself.