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Book: Steps Towards Inner Peace

robino — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 14:09:28 +0000

The Peace-Pilgrim was a woman living almost 30 years without money, in the walhalla of money: the United States. She made many walking trips and took only little on those trips. She lived just from what people gave her and she never needed any money!

Her message was about an inner peace that is reachable by anyone. You as well! It's the ultimate form of happiness, always in peace with whatever is there. Always be at peace with yourself.

"Steps Towards Inner Peace" is the book published after her death. The book is available for free. You can order it at the website about the book and there is also a digital version in Dutch and other languages.

Also check Wikipedia for more information about her life and the website Peacepilgrim.

No money for food. How to get free food.

robino — Wed, 30 Sep 2020 18:28:50 +0000

No money for food? There is nothing worse than feeling hungry without money in the pocket. Thankfully there are free food solutions. There is enough food, and you don't always need the money to get your fair share of it. There is no reason to starve if you don't have money. On the contrary. Following are good examples of how to get free food in the USA, UK and Australia, as well as New Zealand, Canada and Ireland. The tips and tricks should also allow you to get free food in other countries in the world.

A life without money. A Field Guide.

robino — Thu, 20 Aug 2020 10:35:18 +0000

Are you up for the challenge of living without spending money? Get to know life in a new way. Challenge yourself to come up with solutions for everyday things: where do I get my food from, how will I sleep and what is that what I can offer to others? What can I exchange, for example? But also: how does real giving work? Here are 10 tips to get rid of your money addiction and to live life without the pressure of money.

Raphael Fellmer

guaka — Wed, 11 Feb 2015 23:20:51 +0000

Some people have consciously chosen for a life without money. Raphael Fellmer and his family have been living without money or income since 2010, "to increase consciousness about responsibility, that we all carry for hunger, injustice and environmental damage." Raphael is living in Berlin with wife and children. He has been on TV several times.

Free haircuts

guaka — Sat, 31 Aug 2013 11:03:53 +0000

Free haircuts can be had in different ways. If you find yourself moneyless it doesn't mean you need to walk around like a bum. We all know hairdressers are quite expensive in the Western world. So let's look at some alternatives.

Haircut coupons

If you're lucky you can find coupons for a free haircut, but most of these are mere for a small percentage reduction. Unless you're a veteran soldier or even still in service, we found some free haircuts for veterans, but well, in that case you're usually trimming your hair yourself in a minute or two.

Dumpster Diving Tips

guaka — Sat, 31 Aug 2013 10:28:36 +0000

There's enough food for everyone, but a lot of food is chucked. Stores, consumers and producers simply dump a lot of good food! You can find this food by checking the bins you find outside of stores. Dumpster diving can also be a lot of fun!

Book: Moneyless Manifesto

robino — Mon, 17 Jun 2013 05:25:04 +0000

In 2012 Mark Boyle, also known as the Moneyless Man, published a book about living without money: The Moneyless Manifesto. It's about his life without money and it's also available for free.

The Moneyless Manifesto is especially convincing without becoming theoretical, like many other books about economy. It's a report about two and a half years without money. And unlike many other alternative economies you can start today and immediately get results.

Daily saving tips

robino — Tue, 30 Apr 2013 14:19:33 +0000

Saving money, who does not want that? There are plenty of ways to save money. The best way is to spend no money at all. At Moneyless.orgyou can find many tips about how to lead a rich life without money. But what about saving money, and good tips for saving? There are many websites and blogs that can help you with that.

Living in a self-sufficient way

robino — Mon, 29 Apr 2013 17:04:03 +0000

Something I haven't paid much attention to so far, on Moneyless: self-sufficiency. I wonder. Is it because I've always lived in a city? Or because I love travelling too much, which makes it hard to stay in the same spot?

I personally haven't turned into a hobby or lifestyle: to be able to live without external help. On the other side, I've lived some days in Portugal from fruit that I found on the road. But I haven't gone further than that.

Free Stuff

robino — Thu, 18 Apr 2013 12:29:19 +0000

What are the ways that rich people give away free stuff? Every year trillions of dollars - you read that right - are redistributed as the rich of the world throw away, sell for cheap, donate or invest. There are many examples such as the Giving Pledge founded by Warren Buffet and Bill Gates with total charitable donations surpassing 350 billion dollars.