December 31, 2019 Between December 12 and December 29, according to Wuhan Municipal Health, cases of pneumonia were detected in Wuhan, China. During this reported period, the virus is still unknown. January

Generating power without the grid is important, so many preppers carry a solar charger in their go-bags. But we found most online reviews in this category to be flawed (such as not measuring sunlight for

Here is some the most necessary tech. equipment to have when in doubt of survival. The following equipment as long as it is working assures you an easy way of making fire, unlimited fully charged batteries

Ongoing self-care counts as prepping. Maintaining excellent cardiovascular health, quitting habits that degrade immune system health (alcohol, smoking), practicing good daily hygiene, and investing in

The more I meditate and the more I live primarily in the present, the more presence becomes a natural state in my daily life. I have moments where I get lost in my mind thinking about the past or the future

When I was 13, I was on an ATV with my two older sisters, one 15 and the other 18. We were going to my grandma’s which was less than 2 kilometers away from my parents' place. We were travelling through

I have an angel. I've seen him, but it's hard to explain what he "looks like" because it's not really something we have words for. I wouldn't even say he's male, but "it" sounds strange

Gear you may not have considered I've seen a lot of bugout bags on this sub. Many are lacking elements to them that could easily be the difference between life and death. I've spent a few months backpacking

I'm a 48-year-old Army vet in good shape that exercises daily and believes in being prepared. I had a Camelbak BFM which is a solid pack, but... I did a mock bugout 2 weeks ago. My BOL is 67 miles away.

"I’ve been meditating for about 1 year seriously (seriously meaning every day). I experimented with doing 1 hour concentration based meditation sessions just staring at one spot. I’ve done mindfulness

"SHELTER You must have shelter each night. Consider your shelter to be the number one priority of life. Have something that will protect your body, not only from rain or snow, but also from the wind.

This information is taken from The Art of Survival Pamphlet prepared by Papa Bear Whitmore. It is meant as a guide only and perhaps an inspiration to look further into the art of survival. It is designed

A new human-like being may soon be added to the directory of living things here on Earth. But before that happens, we must first ask a few very important questions like: What exactly does it take to change