Oh yeah, what do we need!!
Back then I used to be like I need this, this, and this as well. Slowly but steadily this habit got changed, from everything I came down to without what it's not possible to work out. Oh yeah, I was like, this can be useful, lemme take this, and from there I came to this is useful but not mandatory, I need XYZ without which I am not able to do that. Started prioritizing my actual needs instead of going mad.
Minimalism is a lifestyle, not something that can be purchased from the supermarket and started at once. It's a process that takes time and adaptability. Simplifying things is really hard at the beginning. While parting away from the unnecessary things feels like it's so useful, I am gonna need that soon that never comes or even if that does, very rarely. So what's the use of embracing things that we don't really need?
In recent times, this mindset has changed drastically. Now I don't like Rush, I feel like the need, the actual timetable and stuff.
The question was like what do I need right now? The ultimate consideration for me is a little bit of peace and rest. Yeah, I know I could have asked for many more, but from here? Or from anywhere. To be honest, I am already stuffed with stuff that I should be getting rid of. Slowly I am doing that and strictly maintaining this practice that I won't be running for materialistic stuff like this one is fancy, lemme take it. But here I am, I know materialistic ones are temporary, the permanent ones are peace of mind that takes no extra fuss. The less the easier the process is.
Actually, I am messing up with the words. I don't need anything right now, just some peace for spiritual calmness. Yeah, as I told ya, with time, we stopped prioritizing materialistic stuff and went after spiritual gains. That's the ultimate place to hit harder for actual gains. Not everyone around me but most of the people around me are getting cautious about this.
The more aware the more beneficial things will be. Simplicity is like the fresh air that is not processed yet better than one. And can't be matched with the other's passion and eagerness to crack mine. So yeah, right now, I am for spiritual gains, not materialistic ones. See ya soon.
