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1. Minimalism doesn't makes you poor, it makes you rich with life and wealthy with experience.
2. Less is more.
Not literally, but existentially.
Not literally, but existentially.
3. With less possession, you have more space.
And space is very crucial from every small as it is between two words and large as it is between two breaths.
And space is very crucial from every small as it is between two words and large as it is between two breaths.
4. Minimalism clears your concepts about what you need and what you want.
This basically means, your needs have a stronger why than your wants which means that the former is more important in the long run, than the latter one.
This basically means, your needs have a stronger why than your wants which means that the former is more important in the long run, than the latter one.
5. Minimalism is not scarcity of things, it rather is selection of the right things.
6. Two minimalist may not have the same number or quality of possessions, but the principles behind are almost same, always.
7. Possessing makes you rich on paper.
Letting go makes you rich on practice.
Letting go makes you rich on practice.
8. Letting Go is not a practice, it is indeed a lifestyle.
9. A minimalist is the modern monk.
10. Finally, minimalism lets you open yourself up more as human than your material identity which you gathered from this world.
Special thanks to @JFM and @RyanNicodemus whose lifestyle has been a life changing experience for me.
The idea is simple but the action is simpler, only when you get it the right way.
Namaskaram
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The idea is simple but the action is simpler, only when you get it the right way.
Namaskaram
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