Readers Comments
annjav wrote: That is a fine philosophy for us all to take to heart. There are native american tribes who consider it an honor to own little and when they get "stuff" they share it or give it away.
moral12 wrote: That was a generous gesture of yours to donate your laptop, and, suggest to your friend some business ideas. (not to mention, helping control your "inventory". Great work!
Ollie wrote: This is such a wonderful way to think about "stuff".Thank you for opening my eyes about inventory . Bless you .
Glowworm wrote: Goes back to the saying "You can't take it with you." So why get attached to it? Great way to look at things, behappyrightnow :) You have a great perspective on "stuff." God bless. -G.
Bluebell wrote: It was extremely kind of you to give the computer to your friend. I share exactly your point of view, I think that we are all learning the path to "we own everything and nothing is ours" there is so such much freedom when we move from possession to guardians. I have always amazed family and friends by the easiness of my giving, but that is how I see the world we are here for a short period of time and when we leave we take nothing. Thank you for sharing. Love and Light and a Thousand Smiles, Bluebell
2cents wrote: Thanks for sharing this liberating insight!
unknown wrote: Kudos to you behappyrightnow !!! I loved this well-said statement of yours, I find it very wise and beautiful to hear ! 'we are temporary guardians, protecting our inventory so that we may create future value. This immediately increases our awareness of value-creation possibilities as and when they arise. When we mistake inventory as a possession, we fall into attachments and stop creating value. ' God bless, Deeper (-: :-) ...
MakeSomeoneSmile wrote: How nice of you to share it!
Woodrose wrote: Beautiful idea :)
unknown wrote: I was influenced profoundly by your post ... I shared the lines that touched me in my facebook account ... Thank you behappyrightnow for being who you are ...