Why I'm thinking of becoming homeless

[@ItsMinkiFilms]

Dude honestly same here. Screw this society. It hurts.

[@Fohnacide777]

Like minded individuals need to unite!

[@BeeWilliamsSkate]

dont do it G. Been there. Done that. You will hate life even more. You get no privacy and you’re always battling bugs.

[@LindaDivine777]

Damn. Battling bugs.

[@sbsb6481]

🐜🕷🐛🐞🦋🦟🦗🐝

[@ItsMinkiFilms]

​@@LindaDivine777😂

[@forestman2382]

And no place to use the bathroom

[@Innercreationslife]

@@forestman2382 How about clean clothes..?

[@exclusive8386]

Ive been homeless. Its hell on earth, dont be silly and be glad youre not homeless

[@OddJaxx900]

💯💯💯💯

[@Celwood]

Being homeless is not bad at all if you have a car or van to live in! I would recommend it to anyone who doesn't want to be a slave to rent...

[@ItsMinkiFilms]

​@@Celwood Thank you! I agree. It's already hell on earth being a wageslave. Like seriously.

[@Fohnacide777]

every situation is vastly different

[@Koltkaze]

Same here, I've literally developed PTSD and a severe depression from living on the streets. Some people might like it, but for me it was definitely hell on earth.

[@BilboOutdoors]

I feel you in my core brother. Much love from the US. This place is inverted and spits on us with morals and values daily.

[@ItsMinkiFilms]

Hey I'm in the US too. Nice to meet ya here. You're so right. This country sucks. I'm so... so tired of it.

[@Fohnacide777]

In US as well..........man this country has gone to shit!! Everything is deteriorating quickly. Something changed a decade ago, evil is clearly in control. Where you located? Like minded individuals should unite

[@ED-my7vl]

Living in a car and homeless in the US will still cost you. You will need to pay for registration and insurance or else you would be committing a crime. Car repairs are expensive. Also, it is illegal to sleep on the street in most cities.. Not to mention our climate is harsh so this would add a layer of struggle and difficulty. In the US, you have to pay to live, regardless if you are housed or unhoused. There is no freedom even as as an unhoused person.

[@morgantully6424]

You don't need insurance. Let's say you have a warrant for getting in a crash but not paying for it, who cares? You are homeless. They will never find you

[@GlockPeace]

@@morgantully6424 Dude, the cops run your plates while you're driving... you're asking to get pulled over, license suspended, car impounded. And homeless people need an ID for any stay at a shelter or other homeless services. You must be young.

[@Fohnacide777]

Wage Slave USA

[@morgantully6424]

@@GlockPeace Funny that immigrants never have this problem. Also nobody should ever go to homeless shelters, there are countless McMansions to squat in (change the locks) and they can't legally remove you for months.

[@mojogustavo77]

@@GlockPeace😂 lmao

[@LindaVelez-s6i]

One of the most challenging things about being mobile homeless is finding a place to park. Living on the streets is dangerous and the police will always make you move.

[@justhomas83]

Police are enforcement of higher blooded class. It's designed for us to be forced to work to eat or starve. There is no middle ground this system was designed with intention not a mistake. Enslavement

[@ItsMinkiFilms]

Yeah it is, but by this point I am going to learn how to be extremely stealth. I'd rather deal with that, than to deal with this corrupt society and wageslaving every second of my life away.

[@JamesBond-ib9tq]

He needs to take some time and do some in-depth research of people who live this lifestyle and the pros and cons of living an alternative life like this.

[@micron-q1k]

You don't want to be homeless anywhere, best thing to do is zone out

[@jmac4952]

When 2020 hit my wife was a nurse at San Francisco General hospital. There were no patients. They kept waiting but they never showed up. We were already truthers but this pushed us over the edge. We called the whole entire thing complete buIIshit. All of our family and friends are liberals in California and they quite literally all disowned us. We lost over a hundred relationships because of our position. We moved a thousand miles away to a conservative state and we don't know anybody. Well we've made some friends and have some neighbors but it was a massive change. Sometimes change happens. Our friends and family still don't talk to us and we never argued with any single person directly ever. We never called anyone names or denigrated anybody. But because of our position on the subject they all basically hate us. That's some serious change.

[@cazimim3375]

They never liked u to begin with

[@ItsMinkiFilms]

To be honest... If someone judges you based off your position. Then good riddance. They're fake. This is actually a blessing in disguise.

[@Fohnacide777]

Cheers for leaving those evil, mentally ill Liberals!! I live in WA st and people here are almost as bad as CA, except the females here hate men

[@Hechosaleatorios1]

Its crazy how relatable this channel is man ❤

[@chuck9112]

I was homeless for about a year. It was great. I had a VW bus camper, I had a gym membership so I could shower every day. I worked 2 or 3 days a week so I had money for gas,food etc. No stress, best time of my life ❤😂

[@Fohnacide777]

Why'd you quit on it then?? Routine is so damn lame.

[@felixpettaway613]

That's a different kind of homeless, you had a camper and a job.

[@lunarjournal]

This guy is speaking from the heart. We're with you brother.

[@UserUser-zc6fx]

Don't go homeless. Go homefree. Get a touring bike with panniers, get all the equipment you needs to camp and maintain your bike, and travel. Being homeless sucks, but being homefree can be liberating.

[@ItsMinkiFilms]

Oooh what's being home free like? I wanna give that a try too

[@mojogustavo77]

F that. If you’re going to be homeless do it right and get a nice vehicle and cruise around in luxury.

[@TetrzLesonduclairon-qb7cn]

A car or a truck have a lot of limitations. You can't go outside the road without the risk of being stuck, you can't hide really. Chose bicycle fon't be lazy ,💪🦵

[@Mystical_Blackpiller]

going homeless is a giant risk I suggest that you actually save lots of money as possible before coming up with this choice, it's no joke especially how expensive things have become now it's utter hell out here.

[@ishmaeelstigling5422]

It's flipping crazy out here. That is why I am studying for IT to make money.

[@ggames1876]

became homeless for one night in a cold country with freezing cold temps, immediately regretted and went back to my apartment

[@Celwood]

Being homeless is great if you have a vehicle you can sleep in. You can spend the days out in nature, and you have a place to sleep at night! You can do food deliveries to make the little money you need to get by! You are trading comfort for your freedom if you think about it...

[@ItsMinkiFilms]

That's my plan honestly. I would rather trade my comfort to get freedom. Freedom is the only thing that ever mattered to me in life.

[@melindahart5290]

NOPE. Not if you have one with mechanical issues. You run the risk of having it break down in some random fvcking place.

[@ajdicarlo8693]

been homeless for 4 straight years by choice, everyday is a struggle , it's also alot of daily frreedom, everyday as well. it's a double edged sword at all times, and you can't relate your flight or flight response, it's always with you, no matter what. you have to be incredible strong minded, and can never back down for years, it's possible. it's a simple life. i do not regret it to this day, people, will judge you no matter what you do, it's a very simple and free life, the days are long. yes it's a very liberating life style. i do no wish to continue this forever, it gets tiring , i gave up driving 8 years ago, i did all 4 years on foot . it has its rewards. its a personal choice is all, ... society is overrated for sure

[@Fohnacide777]

well said........like minded people need to get together [physically] and share possible alternatives......as the majority of humanoids are so entitled, selfish, boring, close-minded.....like they survive as animals w/o souls &/or spirit. Cheers to you and blessings brother!

[@УшастоеКенгуру]

Well...I'm from Ukraine and my house was bombed and I have to live in the basement...there are a lot of people like that now, but the worst thing is winter and sub-zero temperatures. Many communications have been destroyed by the war and you have to light fires and warm yourself up - basically survival mode...Well that's life

[@dingdong6452]

What!?! 😢

[@georgejennings9959]

Ya shivu tepyer vu america. Moee shenshina ez St Petersburg. I wish now (with this government) to have moved to Rocce 20 years ago (instead of her coming here) but my family was here in america. Family now dying out slowly... I lost out on life that I could have lived. Live life filled with peace, not in a war zone. War makes people into monsters, war makes people go crazy.

[@MaiconSantos-gl7uz]

Stop lying, dude, where are you getting internet from?

[@Fohnacide777]

heat is over-rated.......comfort kills

[@Koltkaze]

@@Fohnacide777 Tell that to people who died of hypothermia. How does comfort kill you?

[@TebohoMaepa]

Years ago I was at a groove, there was this homeless guy in his mid 20s living in the streets he was at that moment parking cars for for drivers, making some coins, then he said he wanted out of the house to live in the streets coz he's more Free, doesn't follow parents rules, or government rules, he just said he wanted to be Free. You know, I feel this way too more often, even stories of Buddha related to this he, Sadhartha he had a rich father a King of a royal palace, but Sadhartha he didn't feel Free living in all that luxury, following orders, or customs, he went to live in the forest with Monks. Literally was living in the forest and was later often found meditating under a giant Tree

[@piercingsight7741]

i was homeless for a while. yes you feel a sense of liberation of meeting immediate demands of expenses, but theres also a lack of feeling security. and honestly, roaming the streets and seeing other homeless ppl was like looking at zombies. its an entire different world when you are homeless and you dont understand until youve been there. one time a random woman was screaming walking down the street with a long machete in her hand and i was on the sidewalk sleeping. it was down right terrifying at times because of the state other homeless ppl were in. in the winter its very cold. you have little money at times to get food for the day. having to go to public places to use the bathroom and centers to shower or you get very dirty. having to find a good place to hide your clothes and the little you carry when necessary. i pulled myself out of that dark place and realized that even though i didnt have responsibilites, not having a sense of material foundation to properly take care of my body did not make me feel more free, just less secure while still in bondage. i feel that it only works when you are drugged up and completely lost and quit. and thats what i decided to fight back from. i fought. i decided to fight. and i mustered the will that i would make a way out no matter what. despite the society, despite how its all unfair, i would make a way. i ended up getting a part time job and saving up enough to finally get a small apartment of my own. i then went into computer science and software engineering and hired a professional tutor 35 dollars weekly to guide me through an online course. i knew i had to do something different and i was willing to commit even though it was difficult and challenged me to think in a new way. the course generally takes 8-12 months of curriculum to complete the program, not a degree from school but the same level of material you would get, and it was quite rigorous. i ended up finishing in 4 months because i dedicated more time and energy to completing than the others, studying 6 hours a day. a couple weeks moving forward with a professional certificate and resume of projects i worked on in the course, i got a junior software developer position at a tech company paying $150k yearly. i come from an abusive background, was always different and saw through this matrix and was treated like i was crazy and alienated by my own family, never really had friends, was just left out and left in the cold and ended up homeless ready to take my life. and it was so much pain even before leading up to that point. im not saying what im saying to brag as i have no ego at this point in my life because im spiritual, but to let ppl know that despite the world condition, the ability to make a definite decision that you can do something that makes a difference for your life is profound, and being willing to stand on it no matter what, if there is no way a way is then made. i had no background in software engineering, nothing but my own will to commit and make it happen no matter what. i became so focused and dedicated that i eventually came up with a software solution for shares in the company that ensures i get paid even when i eventually stop working because of the return of investment on what i developed. the moment you have accepted that there is no way out, a way will never be shown. even if you have to do something youve never done before, there is a way for those willing to lay the foundation. you either do something youve never done before or you remain in the same situation, no it doesnt change the fact that the world is still lost filled with deception and untruth, it doesnt change human nature, but it does give you a way to manage easier. shoutout to benedictine, all these videos are a form of therapy for me. but as someone that has been homeless and has experienced how even more desperate it is, how much more you feel the cold of this world, i wouldnt recommend it. peace

[@cazimim3375]

I kind of have to I wish I had your help but I have to figure something out on my own I guess I’ve contributed to the world so much and should be a billionaire but because of me and theft I have little I only have 1K savings

[@cazimim3375]

I read the whole thing too dunno if my other con meant showed up

[@Clutch-sk1if]

TL:DR?

[@Fohnacide777]

EXACTLY! I was homeless for a short-ish span......walking around most people seriously looked like zombies/demons. Cheers for you ridding your EGO, and journey to be real! Most people are so lame-no hate, but the mass unwashed are NPC bots......a copy of a copy, of a copy.

[@piercingsight7741]

@@cazimim3375 you have your own being. thats enough. its all about being open to the possibility that there is a way, you have to have will. you have to decide that something will break through for you, you make the decision and be open to what the universe has, i promise the more you put it into practice something will come up, and your intuition will just know. you follow that. it doesnt matter how uncomfortable it is, it may be a subtle feeling in the direction of some sort of study etc. go do it. just do it. dont question it. keep repeating that the universe is making a way for a strong foundation materially and sooner or later there will be a hunch and it will point you in a certain direction, if you are "listening" close enough you will know this moment when it happens. cheers

[@growngrownman5950]

I've been thinking about being homeless as well for the freedom. It will be a struggle but life is a struggle even when we're not homeless but it's a struggle without the freedom.

[@JohnSmith-t7r1c]

Studies have shown we seemed much "happier" as hunter/gatherers. Being homeless is closer to that than being part of this abomination of a civilization we currently find ourselves in.

[@PhillipCruse-e2w]

John ,you are partially right ,but we are physical beings and that is acritical factor

[@DanglyLingham]

True. But I wonder how the pressue on the mind changes being homeless.

[@ItsMinkiFilms]

I am going to share with you my plan, it's not complete yet because sadly some things aren't working out but here's what I had. I was going to make KZbin my job (can't do it because it's hard to grow, so i'm looking for a new job or something else), I was going to save money to eventually buy a car or a camper van, and save up emergency money (because you never know), then I am going to basically live in the camper van while doing whatever my remote job is. If it's doing delivery gig jobs or something else. That's what I am going to do, then I am just going to travel the world and do my own thing. Because screw feeling stuck every millisecond of my life, slaving away to people perceived opinions of who they think I am, screw wageslavery, screw corporations. Screw EVERYTHING AND EVERYONE that makes us not want to live anymore. I am DONE.

[@Fohnacide777]

I feel your words.........''we'' need a group of the few who think our reality is sick......go into the woods and make a plan!

[@gamesdog9067]

Being homeless would come with its own set of difficulties. Whatever option you take in this realm will always be accompanied by a form of suffering. Why don’t you set up a Locals channel, Benedictine? It will give you another form of income. There’s no escaping the parasitic monetary system we live in.

[@Mystical_Blackpiller]

exactly what i was thinking, you just read my mind bro. 💯

[@gamesdog9067]

@@Mystical_Blackpiller the other good thing about Locals is that it enables followers of channels to talk with each other. Howdie Mickoski has a Locals group and it’s interesting to read what others think. Benedictine should totally do it, then head off around the world in a van and keep us in the loop.

[@Mystical_Blackpiller]

@@gamesdog9067 nah he should just leave the country and go somewhere else and live there, south africa or africa as a whole isn't going to get any better and he's sinking himself deeper than the iceberg if he still thinks that it's going to improve delusion doesn't help.

[@dontbelongherefromanother]

No escaping this BS because the Matrix will find you no matter where you go

[@Mystical_Blackpiller]

@@dontbelongherefromanother true that, nobody is realizing that we are in a form of a prison planet or jail cell reality in disguise & it won't matter where you go because everything is rigged against us, it seems as if the archons are trying hard to find a way to get a bigger amount of loosh to extract throw confusion no matter how it goes, so it's not a coincidence that we are going throw hell right now it's like a spiritual battle if you ask me.

[@enneaf1676]

Desire = struggle. Every time.

[@Michael_black777]

A routine feels like a slow death. In order for life to make sense we must see changes or winning

[@francisdec1615]

Well, you live in Africa and are at good health, as far as I understand. In a warm climate and at good health it might not be that horrible to be homeless. I would probably die the first night here if I tried so sleep outdoors now in December. But think it through before you do anything. I think you are somewhat weird, but I like you. I don't want you to suffer more than you already do.

[@dontbelongherefromanother]

Hawaii is a great climate for the homeless

[@dontbelongherefromanother]

Hawaii, too

[@Attiues]

Lived in a Campervan for 10 years. Wild-camped fulltime for 2 years. Its an easy life

[@ItsMinkiFilms]

@emiddiofattorecover TO WHICH WE CAN GET THE CAMPERVAN IF WE PLAN AHEAD LOL

[@OceanicEstate]

I am a fellow homeless brother. 🙏

[@asharpminorhk]

Siddhartha also left his palace.

[@TebohoMaepa]

Yep. Became a monk. I just commented here about this

[@dontbelongherefromanother]

Wow

[@Anubis424242]

Homelessness sounds worse than dying to be honest. I thought I wanted to try it too and sleep in a tent but I realized right away I'd rather not do it. I don't have any good advice because this realm is horrible whether you have a place to live or not. And I wouldn't recommend coming to America just to be homeless on purpose. This country isn't worth the hype and I've lived here my whole life.

[@AlexKellogg-pv4qk]

Trust me, being homeless is real rough You wouldn’t believe how quickly your health deteriorates I’ve been homeless in the winter and the summer, just for a month each time It’s insane

[@andrew_alxf]

Unfortunately modern society is not for the homeless. Being homeless will make life more difficult.

[@alfreddouglass3751]

I agree that I Hate being trapped in an environment of ignorant people----- 😩.

[@RobertEnleed]

This is your best speech so far. Thank you.🙃

[@kaylajensen9670]

New subscriber here. I feel God sent me this. I always felt I was the only one who felt this way. Now here I am with a group of people who also feel this way. We are the awakened ones. Sending love and light!

[@pete89111]

"The idea of having to ‘earn a living’, i.e. to be a lifelong slave, implies that by default you don’t actually deserve to be alive"

[@exclusive8386]

Not possible, you will need an address for your income, bank, etc. It's not possible to be homeless and make or fix some money. Society is setup this way to make that impossible

[@giobtcsamsung]

Why not buy a RV or van, have a bed in there, best of both worlds.

[@AffectionateCupcakes-oo6mk]

That's my plan at the moment,I just turn 30,and the only way for me to get out of this rat race in the matrix,is to be van life.. a normadic life is the best

[@SnowWhite-hv9zz]

Yeah that's the goal! He should consider a small motorhome

[@Matowix]

@@AffectionateCupcakes-oo6mk after 2 months you will be sick of it

[@JohnSmith-t7r1c]

There is no real difference between a deer sleeping on a bed of leaves in the forest than a human sleeping in their room in a bed - Paraphrased from some book on Hare Krishna a monk gave me outside a Beastie Boys concert.

[@fernyv4368]

No parking spot..

[@Fohnacide777]

I agree w/ you.......detach from material possessions, seek life, not boring day after day......a copy of a copy......of a copy. Think a group of ''like-minded individuals''/''thinkers'' should get together and live off grid. That way everyone in the group could focus on something different to assist the whole. Move to the US and we'll form a ''band'' of inconsistency! Living [w/o home] life day to day, although dangerous and @ times uncomfortable``````would be more like actually living. Like minded people UNITE!

[@Mike-y1q3v]

I think about it also

[@googleuser9624]

A householder or householder’s son, hearing the Dhamma, gains conviction in the Tathagata and reflects: ‘Household life is confining, a dusty path. The life gone forth is like the open air. It is not easy living at home to practice the holy life totally perfect, totally pure, like a polished shell. What if I were to shave off my hair and beard, put on the ochre robes, and go forth from the household life into homelessness? - Buddha

[@Madscientistnewark91]

Oh dude you can def do it. Just save up a little bit of money and have warm clothes in your backpack. Don't let people live rent free in your head. Fuck that. You are one of a kind dude. That's why people try to "figure" you out. What they don't get is that people are constantly changing. I love people and hate them at the same time. Change isn't linear either.

[@Mike-y1q3v]

Love you brother ❤

[@skunkbreath6031]

Unfortunately letting go involves letting go of the understanding you have of how we live in a society that isn’t how it should be. Even doing what society says you should, having the wisdom to know the truth is what sets you free. Everything you day and feel is exactly how most people should. Life is a game and you have to play it. Being homeless and leaving society is just quitting the game. I agree with everything you are saying, but I’ve been homeless on drugs, and now not homeless and have a steady income. And playing the game isn’t so bad if you realize it’s just a game. Good luck brother !

[@chevyakacommas5961]

As long as you find peace within yourself and/or become a part of a community of like-minded individuals, you will be able to sustain yourself even while homeless. It is much better to be in the company of someone who is attracted to you sexually outside than to be alone in a mansion.

[@D-Reality]

Earlier today around 1am, I actually thought about just staying outside because I'm tired of the cycles. It was dark, cold, and somewhat lonely. I seen people crying, people fighting, heard shotz going off... and heard sirens later. Even though I felt more free, I still recognized that it came with some bs too. Ftw

[@D-Reality]

Some homeless people prey on other homeless people. Even if you keep it moving, that's something to constantly look out for.

[@pete89111]

"Being born into this world is like being dropped into a hole that is sufficiently deep for you to spend your entire life trying to climb out of, in the manner of a futile Sisyphean struggle, without ever succeeding. True and lasting happiness will never be found in this existential wilderness that the world is, for it only lies in the void of nonexistence from whence you were pulled into the world, by the tragedy of your birth. While you are here, the best you will ever have are delusional coping mechanisms, that will only offer some temporary respite to your tormented soul"

[@TravellerthroughHell]

You are lucky you live in south africa. You wouldn't dare think of thus if you were living in northern hemisphere 😂

[@petenkim2005]

I think finding a community that is like your thinking will be beneficial. Not sure if being homeless is safe where you are. Im in the US and found a small cottage community in Michigan on a big lake. People keep to themselves but friendly. The cottages are owned by a married couple, so no big company with no big rules..Rent is affordable and the community is hidden.. my cottage is 320 sq ft and i was used to living in the matrix with a big house and did all the matrix things..then i lost it all, everything... now, im more at peace and feel free.

[@dontbelongherefromanother]

The problem is that it's rare because most humans are asleep and delusional

[@chadchilli]

I recently became homeless after losing my house, job and car all in a week, situation completely out of my control and though I’m at a shelter technically I’m homeless and I feel a lot more liberated now than ever

[@Michel-Graillier-fanclub]

wish you luck bro start a channel

[@chadchilli]

@ thanks brother and will do

[@benwherlock9869]

It's interesting watching all the people pass by.

[@THEGOLDPILLAR777]

U.S.A / N.Y.C here resigned from job after working 2 decades best decision ever still a long way via retirement another 25+ years but the freedom is such a relief have enough money saved & passive income to get by for a good amount of time 🙏🏼

[@GlockPeace]

And trust me eating at a soup kitchen is depressing. Spending your days begging food pantries for expired and stale food is also depressing. That is not freedom brother.

[@Beast2I]

If you are considering transitioning to a life of homelessness, you need to be aware of the positives and potential downsides or negatives to it. Adapting to a living condition without the conveniences that come with the main modernized forms of shelter such as apartments or houses sounds hard and tricky. Homeless population are viewed as some kind of "burden" on society and can go through so much hardship as a result of their conditions. Avoiding inclement weather, Maintaining a good hygiene, cooking and getting food, working a Job while being homeless in the developed world is challenging. Not saying it is impossible to be happier whilst being homeless than being housed, but you can certainly go through more suffering and experience more misery in the process.

[@DanglyLingham]

Remember firstly that our true home is our body. So in reality we are never homeless, just unsheltered.

[@ananddesouza1837]

Your true home is with the creator. The body is temporary.

[@Scarlettvoid]

Choosing to live on the street is not "becoming homeless". Those who are truly homeless don't choose to be there.

[@mikri9953]

The mental health and adventure part is so spot on in big society we are like freaking robots having to play by society rules have a family which you will be forever responsible for a house that you must constantly worry about if someone isnt breaking inside when you are on your once per year one week vacation worrying about how your boss perceives you so you wont get fired nonstop being judged on how we are obviously due to the fact that everybody competes the judgement is mostly negative and people only want to put each other down and all of this is mundane and repetitive aswell we are living in modern times yet society is so backwards with human life quality work week is like hundred years ago instead of getting shorter and shorter

[@sam-mp9fz]

And music, I always listen to music, that sets me free too. Art and music.

[@Faergerovinklar]

Homeless as in sleeping in the wild both suck & don't suck. It requires a trick or two. The most important factors, in my experience, is good gear, nice secluded places, breathing exercises, wild edible plants & Shivambu. It's simple but not easy...

[@AdamRichardson-l4j]

you are right on the money my brother...to break completely free from the matrix is the golden ticket but its not going to be a comfortable road, atleast a road that we are used to...However our comfort will come in duee time & that comfort although it may not be what the masses can even fathom, we after =breaking free from the matrix will be at peace in & nothing will be able to touch us..Our true comfort will be attained, just stay the course...God Almighty is in ultimate control, don't forget that... we can do whatever we want but we should always be doing whatever it is that will grow us in spirit & in truth, 1.

[@SpiritNomadic]

Paying bills can be draining man

[@RealSylvieDeane]

The U.S. is a horrible place, especially for the homeless

[@red-eyedjedi9698]

Speaking of road rage , Benedictine, there’s this movie called, “Unhinged”. I highly recommend it.

[@ANTINATALIST_lewis]

buy an RV or a toyota hiace dude don't go homeless

[@ItsMinkiFilms]

Yeah I agree, at this point. If we're going to do this. We might as well buy a RV or a Toyota Hiace, Camper van or something of that nature. I want to do the same, because we're stuck in a society where we have to please everyone else except ourselves. I want OUT.

[@TheRealJaded]

Same, been feeling this was for over 12 years.

[@enneaf1676]

If there were conscious cohesion among the unhoused as there is with ordinary neighborhoods, the fear as well as the stigma of sleeping rough would wane considerably, granted that the "neighborhood" in question has a solid sense of community, as in no more of this violent dog eat dog behavior. If it doesn't, then nothing will change.

[@altly317]

Maybe try to get a van and convert it to something livable, even if it takes time. Learn some skills of being outdoors also Perry you can still be liberated without having to be actually homeless. I've Biden shelters, try sleeping at a park, in 3 days at the airport in the bathroom and it wasn't fun

[@Sabbathforman]

I live in my car and only do street ministry. I am almost always outdoors. Hike barefoot. Do it!

[@OddJaxx900]

I'm homeless. Trust me. It's not a fun game to play. It's miserable

[@Natty183]

You just described my life. But I'm having major issues with CPTSD. It's hard. But I enjoy life on the road and when I'm over this latest crazy thing I'll feel better. I'm scared. I have ten days until my tag is over a month late and I don't have an address. Pretty scared. If I lose my car I'll just be a target.

[@Natty183]

And I completely agree that leaving can help with healing. It feels like I get off the "ride" everyone else is on and I can see the ride for what it is. Strangers are actually less dangerous than the old ride with my family.

[@skeptickhan4239]

*Hikikimori* is a Japanese concept in which people withdraw from social life, isolate and disappear themselves from others.

[@a.i1970]

The Rich Man Said To The Homeless Guy😏 You Make Life Look So Easy😎

[@O.GManifest]

I really respect the intensity of your feelings about this and I think if you would hear my sife you would feel differently, There is no freedom to be gained from being homeless; speaking from experience It's the fastest way to become an able bodied beggar , we live in a transactional society; we

[@sam-mp9fz]

A home ties you down, I get it. As for me I'm a stay put person, don't like to travel . My dream is to have a home. I create art and thats enough for me to be free.

[@eisvogel8099]

You already are free. No matter what you have: it's all temporary. Even the body. A house is just a house. It doesn't own you. We are just passing. Wether we feel or actually recognise that we are free.

[@islandspicevegancuisine5647]

Markus Witte - Breatharian. Homeless but happy.

[@kevinlipps2817]

The increasing cost of living and the scarcity of opportunities for earning a sustainable wage have led to a significant rise in homelessness. Interestingly, this situation can present a unique opportunity to alleviate financial burdens and reduce stress. Adapting to a homeless lifestyle may require time; however, once acclimated, individuals are no longer constrained by the obligations of rent and other typical living expenses, such as utilities and household purchases. This lifestyle offers a greater sense of freedom, as it allows for mobility and a reduction in personal belongings. Embracing minimalism can lead to increased savings and a diminished sense of worry regarding financial matters. For many individuals, experiencing homelessness may be one of the few viable paths to financial advancement. Traditional employment often fails to provide sufficient raises, making it challenging to achieve economic stability without first confronting the realities of homelessness.

[@pelangos]

It does seem like a primal challenge some have to face, but really we should be allowed to just build our own houses wherever we want. It's crazy that people can't build where they want to.

[@EricParisen-hy9wu]

Homeless are always looked at as less. Its actually a great feeling eventually and you see who your real friends are

[@jmac4952]

The primary attachment is to knowledge.

[@Faergerovinklar]

True AF. What we think we know is often a huge hindrance/obstacle.

[@jmac4952]

​@@Faergerovinklar I only share this experience for consideration. In other words to contemplate and see if it feels true to you. I can say that I experience this as absolutely true beyond any doubt. People almost universally treat knowledge as their most prized possession. And the collection of "knowledge" seems to be the primary building block of the "individual". As in I am what I know. But I am only reporting what I would call "my experience". This may or may not be true for anyone else. I do notice one thing though. All of the times I have mentioned this over the years it has almost always been completely ignored or very harshly attacked. This seems to validate what I am suggesting. Your response is exceedingly rare. Honestly I don't think anyone else has ever even slightly agreed with this idea.

[@gkh_92]

I have a pretty stable job with a pretty good salary but bored af. I just do it to live comfortably and avoid suffering. It is all uncertain. Can be lost whenever. Sometimes I just want to give it all up and bugger off into the mountains.

[@alfreddouglass3751]

Liberation----2,025!😂.

[@StevenSantaCruz-ix9is]

Same with me I wanna get all survival gear while I can

[@Justin-fc5pq]

I was homeless in my own town in England and it's not easy,not now but nearly killed me, haven't listened to the rest of this podcast, eating now like your stuff about the unfairness I know people with money who could not walk in my shoes.

[@MrJohnnybe123]

Homeless will be the new movement

[@RobertAlcorn-n8s]

There was robbers way before money and the homeless get robbed for any and everything sometimes even there life. I once had these same thoughts and I went to prison and was homeless. Now I have a job at a homeless shelter and live by myself. I never thought it would happen but I didn't give up.

[@raymondhumphrey2749]

Ok then .You can DO IT👍💯😁

[@TebohoMaepa]

To be able to let go takes balls that few can exercise.

[@sandipshah6158]

Hello o wow what a title. I can’t wait to watch this to hear your analysis.

[@evelyna_paula1747]

Homelessness would drive you crazy.

[@mojogustavo77]

Only if you’re a complete bum on drugs living in card box. Van life and having money is different.

[@evelyna_paula1747]

@@mojogustavo77 Then, that is a choice, isn't it? You cannot live in a van or your rich uncle's house and call yourself homeless because using that word would undermine the hardship of real homeless people out there. Call it something else, if we wanna be fair. Benedictine probably has a lot of savings, inheritance, he could even sell that land or house and live on the streets. That is again, not homelessness. A homeless person has no money and no address to even receive employment letters. Benedict could buy himself a postbox. I hope you know what I mean.

[@SunnyHomeVideos]

​@evelyna_paula1747 Truth. True homeless means you have nothing no shelter whatsoever.

[@notahouse]

You have free will, do whatever you want. As long as you are mentally capable of making rational decisions and don't have mental health issues, go for it. Just remember there are consequences to every action.

[@Iriejwnkxjdneoldnf]

I feel exactly like this

[@Peter-qy5dk]

just got a house. a whole house. brought it. going homeless again :) i use my samurai abilties to live homeless no vehicle nothing. peace its as good as it can get in this eternal hell imprisoned trapped. at the edge o i was homeless for 3 years it worked . i lived in the forest. feel free to come to margaret river australia!!!!! :) the rain forest. your right though you need to be totally alone. all i am saying is it is doable. (non existence) well 80% im looking to get solar power charges. so i can just keep avoiding people!!! australia margaret river!!! and if it doesnt workout you can have the house i dont need it :)

[@NickThompson-h6l]

I've watch videos of Scar in the woods

[@RCohle452]

The french philosopher jean paul sarte said hell is other people

[@googleuser9624]

I've lived this kind of way for many years brother , can teach you a thing or two about it, but ask me any questions you like

[@ItsMinkiFilms]

I have questions, do you have any advice for people who is aiming to live a lifestyle similar to this when I get a campervan and such.

[@lazz419]

Safe looking balcony. No guardrail.

[@kerripendragon4888]

Homeless is a bad idea...unless u have a van or go to a Homeless shelter like here in the west

[@RY97z]

Life is pitstop, death is continuing our Journey.

[@fionagrant2023]

I think you are depressed. Don't become homeless. lt's a sad life.