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I feel that by decluttering, practicing minimalism, and detaching myself from obsession with material things, I've made more room for spirituality in my life.
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Me! Me! Me!
I’ve felt that in the past several months and every bit of stuff that I get rid of unburdens me in some way. It’s amazing!!
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No, I am an avid collector of many things. They are placed and arranged purposefully. I get fuzzy feelings from this.
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I go about my own business, and keep my mind on myself and my life. I expect the same courtesy from the rest of the world. ![]() |
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In Buddhism, decluttering, minimalism, and simplicity is an ideal.
Simplicity Collective - Join the Simple Living Movement
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