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"Nothing in life is free"
"What do you want to be when you grow up?" I never had an answer. I've always felt that the American dream wasn't for me. Adulthood has always been a daunting face, staring me down at the end of the road they call childhood. I could never be happy working a 9 to 5 o'clock job just so I could afford a better T.V. and Bigger roof to hide the stars.
I've been recently digging deep and becoming truly who I am. Growing Dreadlocks and facial hair, eating organically, meditating, and being in Nature. This has really scared my father who thankfuly lives seperately from my mother.He is the epitome of a rich sucessful man, yet is one of the most unhappy, lost people I know in life. I truly feel sympathy for him, for I know he is learning the hard lessons in life. The one thing he always seemed to preach was "Nothing in Life is free" Ever since I was a small child I knew that must be a lie, yet could never prove him wrong.
This week, the most amazing knowingness dawned on me. The best things in Life are Free. The Earth can provide everything I need. I decided I am moving to Southern India to Live off the land and Fish from the Ocean. There I can Grow all my own organic food and fish from the sea. At night I can meditate under the stars and moon. At sunrise I will meet the Sunrise with Yoga. For recreation I can Surf the Indian Ocean and be one with Nature. This lifestyle could harbor many exotic animal friends and wise Sadhu Gurus. My Lifestyle will not only be accepted it shall be embraced. I will be living what my dad works 350 days a year just to taste, without working a day in my life. The Best things in life are free.
This is inspirational, it's something that's floated around my mind and something I would someday love to do. However, for myself, I probably wouldn't stay in one place for all that long. If I was on that continent, I would feel the need to explore all it had to offer. I would probably love to explore Europe to begin with, and end my journey in India, with all of its beauty and wise Gururs. I think I would actually love to go on one of those long walks (I hate myself for forgetting the name of it right now)I just know that some people do these long walks, visiting many temples along the the river of Ghana I believe...ha, sorry if that kind of jumped around or didn't completely make sense... that happens when I start to talk about all this stuff. There's just so much that goes through my head on this whole transcendental subject....I wish you the best of luck on this starting journey, and I hope it turns out better then you could have expected
I've talked to my 2 closest friends and they have felt the same way in life. The 3 of us are going to do this together within the year. This next year we will be collecting money and information to make this possible. We will probably wander the eastern countries trusting in synchronicity to bring us our coastal spot.
WOW i feel the same way, youre my hero. im way too scared to do something like that.
awesome i have a freind his fathers a billionaire and my freind has a 12 million trust fund ,,he will never touch he lives free off the land traveling feeding the homelesshe helps with disaster relief as welland doesnt even like touching moneyhes pretty damn happy