Perplexing to realize one day is finding you have acquired material property of all sorts: land, homes, personal effects, gadgets ... things that do not substantially matter to meaningful living, but are there gawking in front of you. What do you do with "things" that have accumulated knowing you could not take them to your grave when the time comes? You make an effort to streamline, but you still could not part with a lot of things. You make an effort to donate, recycle or sell a few items, but you still are faced with the truth that you lament and regret so doing. What is it with materialism that all humans are affected by it?
Monday, August 31, 2015
Property
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Perplexing to realize one day is finding you have acquired material property of all sorts: land, homes, personal effects, gadgets ... things that do not substantially matter to meaningful living, but are there gawking in front of you. What do you do with "things" that have accumulated knowing you could not take them to your grave when the time comes? You make an effort to streamline, but you still could not part with a lot of things. You make an effort to donate, recycle or sell a few items, but you still are faced with the truth that you lament and regret so doing. What is it with materialism that all humans are affected by it?
Perplexing to realize one day is finding you have acquired material property of all sorts: land, homes, personal effects, gadgets ... things that do not substantially matter to meaningful living, but are there gawking in front of you. What do you do with "things" that have accumulated knowing you could not take them to your grave when the time comes? You make an effort to streamline, but you still could not part with a lot of things. You make an effort to donate, recycle or sell a few items, but you still are faced with the truth that you lament and regret so doing. What is it with materialism that all humans are affected by it?
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