Why give your life away?
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- People give away their time for money, and yet they will never get that time back. If we are to survive and create a better life, our time might be put to a better purpose.
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My dad could've retired at 55 but he waited until 65. He and my mum were going to travel the World. My mum died 2 months after my dad retired. I learned from this and followed my dream. For the last 20+ years we've lived a self-sufficient life in a beautiful rural location. We don't have much cash and we hardly ever go anywhere. We could do with a sit-down more often but we live a life dictated by the seasons and punctuated by the weather. Bliss! My advice? DON'T WAIT!
Prince A retired at 36 on quarter million Universal Basic Income for one
Being in the medical profession and experiencing death on a regular basis, I realized that our lives can be taken at any time without warning, so I completed my "bucket list" before I was 60 while I could still enjoy it.
Life shouldn’t be a list of “ wishes”, it should be about getting off the hamster wheel and living every moment. ( in my opinion).
this is not a drill !
All very well if you have the money to begin with
I once worked part-time for a small, busy museum. Often, the ‘front of house’ staff would be there well after closing time because of late visitors being let in by management; we did not get paid for this extra time. One morning I arrived a few minutes late to be greeted by the director. He said, “your late, this is the second time this month” I replied “I spend hourly increments of my life working here for not a lot of money, you should be waiting on bended knee with a cup of tea and a biscuit saying thank you for coming in today.” He was stunned and never mentioned lateness again.
Good for you! I'm glad to hear it.
Oh you gave me a chuckle. Bless your heart. ❤
Yes it’s time that people need to learn that work and money isn’t everything and all that matters
People need to eat Richard .We don't live on tbe land anymore. Unless you really bank robber what do you suggest?
@@sophieryan8010 you can grow your own food or come together as a community and help each other or marry a farmer
Once you get to 55 you realise how much life you have lived and there isn't much left. Don't waste it.
Nonsense! There is plenty left at 55. I am 79 and still working happily in my own business. I have never had a boss and that's why I believe.
@@martincannon1078Yes, 😊 I'm 77 next and planning the future projects, big ones. Let's keep going.
Good for us! We'll be alright even with all the zombies creeping about today. I'm not even in England. And you Jenny Wren?@@jennywren8937
@@martincannon1078 Thats awesome to hear! I'm 61 and have been self employed since age 19 and I'm excited for my next chapter. Time seems to fly only when sitting at home doing nothing otherwise, life is a great adventure if you make it one.
I'm 49. I'm already there. I might have 15 years?
You are absolutely right Richard. Despite growing up in a suburb of London just after the war, I knew everyone in my street. We did look after each other, and the word stress never entered my vocabulary until many many years later. I am so happy I experienced that kind of life. My grandchildren call it the olden days. I call it the GOLDEN days.😊
I find the older i get, the less i want. Yes like everyone else got caught up in the nonsense cycle of, i must get this and that! And now ive just turned 60. I retired at 59. What made me retire early? My wifes brother died at 53, with 500k in a pension he never saw! That made me wake up and understand. So i just called work a day, and pulled in my out spending. Every monday morning, i deliberately stay in my pjs until at least 10. Am.BECAUSE i can.😊
That sounds lovely. Enjoy it❤
Good for you, that's a good feeling, isn't it?
Bravo! Sounds perfect!
You can waste money , but you can’t waste time .
Actually you can waste time, & i'm sure we all hv at some point.
Your time on dictatorships which control your time to tax regulate and dictate your future disagrees.
Time and labour is the true wealth, doing nothing and sitting on your hands is a waste of how things might be.
I used to commute to London. Minimum 2 hours each way. And always running. Running for the train. Running for the tube. Running for the bus. Exhausting. I gave it all up for a lower paid job in my own village. 10 mins walk, door to door. I could even go home for lunch. I had time for evening socialising or swimming or just sitting in my garden. It was so much better. By the time I’d deducted the annual train ticket, the annual car parking etc, it wasn’t too much of a drop in salary.
You are truly wise! - less stress better quality of life. ❤❤❤
That is why I stayed on the farm here in the states, Looked for a job and did the math and I would be farming my kids out to a stranger, and they wanted me to start work an hour before I could even drop them off at the sitters mind you, so I would have done all that for about 30 $$ more a week than I already had without leaving home. LOL. I raised veggies and went to market, with the kids in tow, and mowed lawns when they were in Kindergarten, and had more money and spent more time at home w/ the kids too.
That sums up the UK I remember and hated after I left for good 2007.
Can't buy time or love. Make the most of both when you have them.
Nothing changes until we fix this
Money is of the utmost importance
@@RayCyst310 Nothing changes until we change this
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@@RayCyst310 the ammount of it vs your time on earth must be balanced. 98% of people are suffering because the ammount is not balanced with their time. Their time is getting stolen by the upper levels.
@@RayCyst310 No, one's time is important, it's all a case of how simply one can live, and developing strategies to generate an income that requires a minimal amount of one's time.
MY ADVICE AT 71 IS:
CREATE A DREAM...
AND LIVE IT!
AMAZINGLY, EVERYTHING FALLS INTO PLACE...
SO DO NOT WORRY ABOUT MONEY OR ANYTHING ELSE~
TRUST ME...
I'VE DONE IT!
Thank you for the advice.
Really? Wow!! Xx
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I agree!
dreams need money to be made reality..making the money will take away time from making your dream become reality... it is a CON/SCAM
Here's the thing Richard. The problem is PEOPLE. People are selfish and not very nice to be honest. They, in the main, don't care
I have to kindly disagree. I travel full time house sitting and taking care of people's creatures. This has given me a new found appreciation for the diversity of landscapes and for the people who inhabit them. We are all very much the same, we want the same things, the basics of life and time to do things that we are passionate about, without the government breathing down our necks telling us how to live.
Induced secularism for ya..
In the west, yes
In the main they don’t care 💯 imo
Philip Pullman did a piece on the BBC Jeremy Vine show about 6 years ago, that I think may have been deleted from archives, where he nailed the human condition. Greed, selfishness and a desire to outdo every other by whatever means. Humans are not a very nice species because we are egotistical, warlike and quite emotionally and mentally feeble. Those weren't his exact words as I can't get to hear the broadcast, maybe I'm just not technologically advanced enough to find it. However, i remember Jeremy Vine talking about it and being quite disparaging and dismissive of the essay. Sadly I have agree with Mr Pullman.
I worked, saved, my wife and i built our own house on an acre of land and retired at 60, now 76 i'm enjoying my life in Southern Poland making jams and juices and even my own wine. I now consider my time at work very well spent.
I envy you, I truly do. But Belgium where my fiance is, is almost impossible to get in
Same. We love working and providing for ourselves, wouldn't change it for the world.
When you sign an employment legal agreement , you are essentially giving your employer the rights over the vast majority of your life in return for financial remuneration and 'time off' ( holidays ) for good behaviour. your employer essentially owns you .
Very true, not for me, no thanks indeedy.
you have the option of earning your own living by been self employed or creating your own business
Your working for there greedy shareholders when they want more profit that means you work more overtime
"You're working for their greedy..."
You're Your You
They're Their There
Words actually have precise spellings to convey clear meanings.
That's the purpose of language & literacy.
@@julieannmyers8714 yes but in this context you just look like a 🙄for missing the actual point of what is being said and not the Semantics of your point
I've refused to get a job all my life. Done my own thing and made a subsistence income all along. Life is too damned short to be wasting it at work 9 to 5, 5 days a week. I'd honestly rather be dead. I cherish my mid week bushwalks, 5km runs and driving my car. It is unfortunate that I never seem to meet likeminded people, everyone is so caught up in the rat race. I'd love to meet others like me who value their time and freedom over status and money.
The western world has made slavery and becoming a slave, something to be proud of.
I'm retired now, but when I had to get the bus to work, I used to read a book. I read most of the classics over the years and really enjoyed the 45 mins of uninterrupted reading time. 😊
It's all in the eye of the beholder and how differently we approach life. Seems you spent your time well.
I have to listen to audio books on buses, because if I try to read on those things i get horrible motion sickness.
I have the same problem with motion sickness I have to look ahead and stare at scenery. That's OK too.
@@gerismith1218 Yep, I have to look out of the window at things in the distance the whole way. I don't get it in cars, just buses.
@@lesigh1749 something to do with the optic nerve and stomach. Fun rides at the Fair is off the plate too.
John Trudell, a Native American, used to speak about how our minds are being mined and that "being" is being taken out of human.
I want to share an experience with you all, it happened to ME yesterday.
I was driving out of a local car park, and a family with a 3 year old or so child, on small toddler bike, were walking slowly in the sunshine.
The toddler was milling back and forth, and didnt realise the car park exit.
I stopped and waited.
The family were trying to tell the tiny boy, he was obstructing the car park in their own way ...eastern european accent.
I told the family not to stress, i will wait until its safe to drive, dont stress.
They managed to sort the situation and we all smiled.
One of the younge men approached my car and gave me a beautiful pink rose from a bunch he was carrying.
He said
" this is for you, thank you"
It made my day, week, month and year.
Just a simple act by both parties ...brought joy.
THIS is what life and humanity is about everyone.
Patience and kindness xxx🎉
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Xxx xxx
100% agree Richard and everyone xxx
It is a sad sign of our "civilization" that most humans spend the better part of their lives doing a task they don't enjoy or care about simply to earn the funds to feed and shelter themselves.
Human beings are the only creatures that have to pay to live on the earth.
This is why my daughter and her husband are grateful for being able to work from home. And their cats like it as well!
Why should we "sacrifice" to live, what kind of paradigm is this? This is a cult-like system of control. In my mother tongue the word for "sacrifice" is the same as the word for "victim". "Sacrificing" ourselves like on an altar, altar to WHAT? Who/what do we truly answer to???
My brother in law has recently got divorced she has had the house he worked all his life for. He's had to start again buying a house. He's worked all his life for nothing to show for it
very sad
Same happened to me too!
There is not nothing to show for it. There is a lifetime of experience, understanding of people, understanding of himself, what is really important in life and a new life ahead with different desires and values. Nothing is ever lost in life and everything is a lesson, a growing and a new outlook.
Well said Richard! Lovely cosy living room too ...filled with knowledge. ( What a great way to spend the evening by having cup of tea ...or brandy ...and reading a book).
I’m 59 and took voluntary redundancy last year. Met up with a mate whilst out walking who is the same age as me and he said he is now semi retired. I’ve been applying for full time jobs with commuting involved, and my mate made me think do I really need the stress and lack of life at my age. His theory is that the last 5 or 10 years of your working life probably take 10 or 15 years off your lifespan. I reckon I can survive on part time work. Have applied for a supermarket delivery driver job, afternoon/evenings. I think I will be far more content doing that. Will have most of the day to myself, for exercise, photography etc. Result.
Richard I wasn't raised in a village. I was born and raised in a town on the outskirts of Birmingham. What you described as a community is exactly what we had. We looked after each other. We had one beat Bobby, now we have stabbings and drive by shootings!😈
Back in the 80s/90s, I travelled 3 1/2 hours - each way - to work for more than 10 years. I was up at 4am and wasn't getting home until gone 8pm every day. I slept most of that journey away, just like all the other commuters on the same journey as me.
Sounds hellish, no offence, you've got some bottle, I couldn't do it
@@innitandting It was 'what we did', hence why I included the decades. I was also young, fit, and in my 20s.
3 1/2 hours was a 'normal' journey. If I missed my train, I could easily add another hour to that while I waited for the next train. I also lived on an island, serviced at the time by one single bridge (I am in the UK). If that bridge went up to let a boat go under as it especially did regularly in the Summer, I could easily add another 1/2 hour on top of that. Those were the times it became "hellish" for me.
I was completely programmed, controlled and literally asleep back then. I wouldn't - and couldn't - do it now.
No offence taken at all, and thank you for your comment. Looking back I can't comprehend what I was doing back then either. To add insult to injury I wasn't even in a well paid job, and working for the BBC.
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100% with you Richard....Our situation can only be told by people of our vintage......because we are the ones that knew what it was like before this and what we have lost...
You'll be pleased to know Richard that in my village some residents did knock on my door to check about my neighbour whom they hadn't seen for a while. They were concerned. Turned out she had been ill. I checked on her also.
The problem is you need to avoid rented when you retire. Also to end up with a nice garden.
Certain lifestyles require certain sacrifice , and doesn't the government system try to keep you trapped in a way of life .
And Richard right in this realm we are on limited time , we can get trapped in a cycle of events the sons and daughters will try and emulate what the parents did .
Does a beautiful big house and car , or the exam or promotion make you what you are , no, but people judge each other on it all the time .
A good life is community spirit , caring and sharing , or just being free to follow your dreams .🌞
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I have no money to waist I've given up the last 12 years of my life to look after my mum. It's nothing special as people always looked after there old and families took care of people so did neighbours.
God bless you. May you be rewarded in this life of the next.
Putting God Almighty first is a better life.
No work, no money means no food and no place to stay. I would love these people that say "I gave it all up" to explain to the rest of us how they eat and live.
Agreed. What a pointless, despressing video
life in those days was good ,i remember them well. much easier and more simple than it is these days and not so stressful.
Amen, brother! My daddy worked into his 70s. Till he became disabled. Never seemed to enjoy much but working. Spent the last half dozen years in his lift chair. Couldn't walk far. He left this world with his nest egg still here never learning to enjoy the fruits of his labor.
I retired in March 2024, I questioned as to whether I wanted to delay and carry on working. Now I will readily admit I'm worse off financially by retiring but think all told that the new found freedom knowing I can get up at a reasonable time, stay up later than usual, not having to travel everyday add to that having no stress whatsoever and having more time with family and friends makes taking retirement so worthwhile.
Yes Richard, the old days prior to all the nonsense of modernity were very much better than the sewer system of modern times.
Too many people living in the matrix.
Morning everyone
I AM very happy to be here!😊
You’re wasting your time 😊
@@phillipcarter8045 like u ha🙄
I just saw an ad for an electronic box hung around a sheep's kneck that triggers off when the 'sheep' hits an electronic fence.
Now think 15-minute ghettos
In my opinion a better life for me, would be one where there are as few people in it as possible, and to generally be left alone. I've never been a "People person", and never will be. Apart from that, a "Job" that does not involve the public, or people per say, but one that is joyful and satisfying to do, and one where I can take a break when I feel I need one, instead of having my breaks dictated to me. I have tried all my adult days to have a life like that, but it's never worked out that way, despite my best efforts. Being retired now, I'm pleased to say I have an extremely peaceful, quiet life, which I enjoy immensley.
Dear Richard, i just want to say that your channel has become more than a regular podcast, it (you) have become a beacon of hope, a much needed wealth of knowledge and dare I say a virtual friend, the type of person (if i drank) whom i would enjoy the company of in a delightful rural pub on a Sunday afternoon. Thank you for all that you have done and are doing relentlessly, you are and will be judged favourably. If I wore a hat, I would tip it in your direction 😊
What a lovely message,
I listen to Richard daily & I totally agree, a virtual friend ( much needed when my daily life feels quite lonely, as I'm the only one awake at my place of work) Society has changed, & not for the better. My hubby & I are both aware of the evils surrounding us I'd go insane without him, he's my rock.
When I was in my 20s and 30s I used to commute into London. The commute totalled 5 hours per day with about 9 hours in the office. I left at 630 am and got home at night about 8 pm. Great job but eventually the hours ruined my health in a serious way. I did it for five years too long. I wouldn't advise anyone to do it. It's not worth it. I retired last year and I am 50. Best thing I ever did
There is nothing wrong earning currency in order to buy material things that lead towards enjoyment. The key is to find a hobby that you enjoy and get paid to do it. Then you wont have to work ever again. The problem is, some people havnt got the basics right because they've never been taught it - basics such as looking after yourself through fitness, sports, learning how to eat a balanced diet and perhaps even grow a small amount of vegetables free from poisons and stay away from all the processed crap and sugar, learn how to manage your finances, get those right and the world is your oyster, or at least, you can live in a small community without feeling the stress and pressure of big business.
Yes agree, except for sport. But I've built a house and earned money growing food. A life of achievement for me.
I think this demand for constant economic growth is ridiculous
So true Richard. Life was all about communities. Mum woukd go shopping etc and not even worry about locking the door, cos neighbours were always watching out for you. They were gt times.
I'm just so glad that my dear husband now works from home with me, and I can be there for him. He can have proper breaks and have his lunch, eating properly and having a proper rest. Commuting to London five days a week was literally killing him!! He's much safer now, thank goodness!! God bless you dear Richard for your video today which makes people think about what is really important in life. I totally agree with you. God bless you and dear Julia. May you both have a real good weekend. XXX😀
Once the corporations deploy A.I into their companies there will be NO NEED for a human workforce.... the big question is... what will be the life and life choices avalible then?... what will the system be?... or will it be easier just to get rid of alot of us?
That's what the clot shots are for dummy.
Up until March I commuted for 45 minutes one way a day. This varied due to a number of things and could at times be an hour and the best time was just over half an hour. The thing that stopped me was over six months of rain and dark mornings and late afternoons. I liked the job but driving up onto Dartmoor each day, where when its dark and raining and you can’t tell where the road is as moor and sky blend into darkness it became too stressful.
In 1967 I left school, started an apprenticeship as an apprentice chef, two shifts a day, morning and evening. I had to cycle to and from work on an old bike I paid £1-10s for. I had to do four 12 mile journeys (Maidenhead to Wokingham) that took about half an hour each way. Through All weathers, and over a pretty terrible snow period 67/68 - The chain would come off every couple of miles and the pedal shaft was knackered - It'd be Clunk-CLONK! all the way - The good old days EH?? - All for £4- pw for 78 hours - It was the price I paid in Time & Energy - and would do again (If I was fit enough) 🤠
@@petemoring67 I should have said that I had worked two and a half years into retirement and didn’t want to leave my job, I taught adults. I was hoping to go until Christmas but the weather beat me not the hours. I left school at fifteen and have worked ever since.
Greetings Richard from New Zealand.
Greetings Chester from Carterton.
Greetings from Thames NZ❤
And from Kapiti...NZ
Fear, fear of being punished by a bully that will always manipulate, intimadate, coerce, threaten, people that long to be free . We are in a prison of our own making believing the grass is always greener on the other side. We are our own worst enemy.
When you wake up with the advancement of years, the only realisation is that working only benifits those with money and government not you
Awesome Rational Richard, self-worth is one's wealth ...❤
dear dear mr richard i very much enjoy watching your site and i agree with alot of your thinking (not all and thats how it should be xxx) i do however feel that vids like this plus many of the other like minded peoples vids on YT are falling into a similar trap of becoming little more than averts themselves for the unabtainable , its called selling the dream for clicks. people know what it takes to live., its not waking anyone up nor is it adding any positvity in a practical way or even lighterning my mood . the powers that be and control everything dont care what we need ... and im sure that they see YT'ers advertising the dream (as long as its within the rules) advantageous to their plans.... we are prisoners and prison warders are quite happy all the time the inmates are lost in their dreams of what it would be, to be free.. what we need is to start formulating an escape plan and make rope... or we'll all end up being dreamers for life.
fairy
So if we have enough food and clothing, then let us be content with that, for Godliness with contentment is great gain 🌽🤗
A better life is one that you make for yourself, create it yourself, every thing you make for yourself, every item you can service, helps build that life.
Agree, have a dream and get it by learning how to do things for yourself.
@@jennywren8937 There is a better way, seek out those who will show you their skills for free, not including amy materials, hand to eye coordination is best done on a one to one basis, in person, not by a guiding guru on a tv screen.
Food for thought Richard 🙏 Thank you as always ✨🍀 We are caught in the system of the Beast. I can only pray we can regain our freedom back and the parasites who rule over us loose power over us one day. A new world is awaiting ❤
5:50. He just can't help himself can't he?
You know what you stupid f ing truthers. Why on earth do you not just do some research. Vobes lies and you're morons
I love the way you talk dear Richard about how life once was. People genuinely caring for each other, working together and looking out for their neighbours. Life is so different now. So glad I got out of the rat race, now I'm a housewife and very happy. I worked for horrible people, and now I'm completely free and staying at home which is where the joy is!! I do my housework and then play my music, enjoying my woodwind and piano. That is the way I will continue to live this way, with my lovely husband. XXX
This is so true, trading one's time for money is never a good deal, and it would be bad enough if that's all it entailed, but there's more, as Jiminy Cricket would say. The work people do very often doesn't just rob them of their time it makes them ill into the bargain, for a myriad of different reasons, and that's what it's designed to do, in my opinion!
It's all engineered so the working person sees as little of his/her state pension as possible, if any, at all, and I knew so many people who tragically expired before reaching pension age or just a little after, fook work has always been my maxim, I make no apologies for saying this.
Love your very-full bookcase!
Very well educated !
Not a minimalist.
It's fake
Thanks, Richard.. another 12 minutes, I'll never get back. 🐰💜
Get up on the alarm at 6
Out by 7
Travel to work for 2 hours
Walk in at 9
Emerge at 5
Travel home for 2 hours
Arrive at 7
A couple of hours with family until bedtime at 9
Up on the alarm at 6
All for a better life
Where's the life?
When u said "this plane we live on"...... I KNEW instantly that you are AWAKE. thank you for this total wisdom
Every second is a gift, freely given with love by our Creator.
He should be in our thoughts with our every move, for without Him we have nothing.
My better life is just to be left in peace.
Slightly off the subject
I was in the supermarket one day last week
Been only 5 ft 3 ins tall sometimes when i want to get something from the higher shelf i can reach lol😂
I look around to see if i can see a taller person to get the item for me
Normally i meet lovely people who will help
Anyway this time i asked this man could he help me to get this item
To my shock he said no and said get one of the staff
2 people heard him and came over to help me
I was so shocked by his behaviour i couldn't say anything to him
Really doesn't surprise me anymore. The ladies before gentlemen has definitely gone out the window but also things like sitting on a seat while a elderly lady is stood struggling standing.
But also I want to add this person was extremely rude as I'm only 5 foot and the moment I ask a tall man to reach me something I have always been met with a most definite yes so think in your case you just met a dud one.
Too busy for "Manors"?
Blimey, that's quite a level of stress.
Sounds rather brutal over there across the pond.
@@smoothbuddha7212
Well said
I soon forgot about it 😂😂😂
Yes ofcourse it was a better life, when I was growing up everyone helped each other, now no one help you unless you give them payment for their help. On here people find out something that helps them
Instead of sharing it they ask you for payment. Money helps😢.
" Now don't hang on, nothing lasts forever but the Earth and Sky, It slips away and not another minute will your money by." Lyrics to the song by 'Kansas.'
Good music and I was hearing the tune reading the words, LOL. Ear worm !!
Thanks for this very thought provoking video Richard. I switched off auto pilot to really think, why am I really here.
Spot on Richard. At 67 I remember those honorable days.....
Looking forward to seeing you at The Barn in Ledbury on 3rd June.
Thank you for your hard work.
They are desperate for this dystopian nightmare, let's not let them tag us up to there grid. Ditch the smartphone!!!
Some like the busy work life others don't, some want alot of things others don't need them, keep your eyes on yourself and God enjoying what is given you in talents, opportunities, pleasures, help others, i'm fed up with being told i need to work to buy.
So good to be here with you. Matt in NZ
Yes the Saxons came over🇩🇪🌹and we still love our english cousins enjoy your rural life preserve your wonderful country.. England 🏴❤️🙏
Thanks Richard. I love your shows.
Darling Buds of May depicted it quite well, proper '' community'' ❤
The sad thing is most of the working poor dont have any other option to pay for the roof over their heads and put food on the table. The alternative would be more trouble than its worth being unemployed. There are some who can beat the system and have no problem living off the rest of us but the decent majority are basically wage slaves. By the way growing up in post war 1950s was no picnic for those who lived in the bombed out slums of the big cities. Hot and cold running cockroaches with an outside bog in the winter. Nostalgia isnt what it used to be.
Yes but now thetes so many people in UK that we cant all live in nature & the younger ones don't know how to live like that unfortunately xx
i come from a village in wiltshire - it’s now soulless as it’s full of second properties of townies…
this is a common result of busyness and the pursuit of wealth
Im going to grow some money trees on my plot of land.🙂
May I suggest northern lights, seems popular at the moment. 🌿💵😍
Good idea
G'day everyone
Great stuff Richard. 100% correct!
Well done love how you slipped in the facts for folks to look up facts
You do raise some very good points Richard. I think people have become far too materialistic. I do, however, find that the idea of stepping back to past times and being able to find happiness is a little on the optimistic side. When first coming abroad, moving to "the sticks" was an real eye opener. Meeting folk that don't have a lounge even to this day. They keep animals, they tend the land, they are up with the sparrows, they work all day, come in, have dinner and go to bed early. It's a really hard life. Not so many of them now admittedly. It's a question I think of trying to find somewhere inbetween. I admit, I do like certain nice things, although I've become much less materialistic as I have become older and good health becomes more difficult to attain. I do find living a little way out from the towns and cities in the country is a Godsend. I think if I were crammed in southern uk where I was last living , I'm sure I would have gone mad to see what has become of that once lovely country. Always love listening, keep up the great vids ❤️
Well done Richard brilliantly summed up,an in my view 100% correct, I am 83 now, got out of the rather race just in time an very happy with my few sheep and I suppose rather squalid life, yes there are times when it is hard an a right struggle, especially if you are alone. Makes a heck of a difference, the good Lord ment for you to have a partner to share this wonderful life an world we have,.an you can do it, 90% of the time it works wonderfully well, an you do not need ALL the gadgets, an definitely not the stupid TV. God Bless to you an Julia, an thank you for what you are doing.. ❤. M.
Living with Nature is a better Life. When we were hunter gatherers we drifted over the Earth; When we settled we began to burrow into the Earth. Bad move!
Make time save time while time lasts. All time is no time when time is past.
Long ago when i worked as a postwoman they brought in standard uniforms made of horrible scratchy material, also the pants were so big they would get caught on the bike seat, real dangerous!! I told the boss they would cause me an accident, he said to wear them anyway. Next morning i turned up for work in my own tracksuit. He called me over and asked where my uniform was, i put my scratchy pants on his desk and told him 'if i wanted to be a clown i would have joined the circus' . No more discussion, ill not be told what to wear. That was in 1976, so they been trying to dictate a long time. Theyve got nice uniforms now
We have been totally played
I volunteered at a hospice & then a cancer support clinic for approx 18 yrs no money. Over & over again the same sentiment was repeated. “I wished I’d done that or this”. “I wish we’d hold hands more often” etc Money & material things were never mentioned.
I am a commuter and get paid for commuting I am a truck driver free travelling uk and Europe trucks are like camper vans now meeting people and seeing all the places you would never get to and Getting Paid Richard farming is hard work try bent over picking potatoes all day in a 4 acre field in the 60's it's all mechanised now
That was excellent Richard! All spot in and beautifully composed.. 🥃
TICK TOCK TICK TOCK ⏰👀
What Richard has spoken about is basically energy theft, in all its different guises. The tipping point to when the old, better life ended, was the advent of television. People within a community stopped communication with each other, to the point now that the mobile device is such a distraction, people rarely notice what is actually going on right in front of them.
Beautifully said ❤
Personally I wouldn’t want to live in a village with ppl that took the ‘you know what’ , and that , unfortunately is most people.!
Sorry to have to say.
so glad i chose to live y life by my terms
my artner n i moved to the tropics in our youth, lived hand to mouth, but spent all our time together; raised two kids without a car, lived simply, least common denominator sorta way, and spent our time together growing and learning together and now the children are moving on and we are still living our best life, together on the barest of necessities but blissfully
Clif High has nailed it concerning chem trails, it's mainly the aluminium dust used to block memory at the hypothalamus!
Watch and learn!
See below!
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Absolute crap! Chemtrails don't exist you silly time waster. Get a real life.
I’ve got a 1 hour commute to work. I use that time and value it greatly. I listen to podcasts and audiobooks and hundreds of UA-cam videos in the car. During Covid I listened intently to discussions about public health and creeping tyranny. Academy of Ideas was useful too, from a philosophical point of view.
Needless to say, I didn’t take the juice.
But I still use that time to try and educate myself.