The psychology of simplest living, via my stories of many years truly simplest living. Real ones - not earnest or pious.
Ten years a landloper. Time to tell those tales, too.
Ralphschism.com My permanent one home online started 22 feb 2023.
Start at the beginning (first 'post' - click 'older posts' bottom right hand corner ). Themes are developed and then woven together - a series of regular essays. Some in handwriting; some audio/vid.
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One never knows how one will be.... mind/ bodily respond, to an event / change, until one jumps into the muddy swamp and it becomes, a new fact, of the past, as it is only the past once we jump. Jumping over the cliff without a parachute, far better metaphor - no way back, no hesitation, one way ticket.....
And they are neither simple, complex, worrying, or risky, once they are done. They just are what you are, next. And what you are next never ever coincides with what you feel before the event will be due to the effect on ones 'feelings', after the event. Talebs great book clarifies after the event feelings are unknowable.
After an event you just are.....different ... maybe good-different, in fact far more often so than bad-different.
Better out than in, always... not a cliche, a simple truth.
And although in modern Britain ruled by frankly shabby ham psychologists who turned themselves into Facebook Queens, gurus, life coaches... never mind the real issue - the actual qualified counsellors and shrinks.... (i have studied and explored) the risk averse method only suits them (brings back return custom). The only answer always is eventually let it ALL out...
Even when you have become expert at not needing to...dont 'need' to.... even that is a little inner block that wastes energy curating that last little layer of onion skin, that is needed trying to BE -...in some important new encounter or alliance or even restarting life with best lifeforce.
My last year
Will be a real book as its useful....so many stuck curating image or their story, and in fear.
