#minimalistliving

Hi everyone, Before now, it used to feel like I should take everything I have along when travelling but I have been proven wrong in many occasions, where I only realized I didn't pack what I actually needed

The tingling pain in my heart as a result of fear is all I can feel now, funny enough, the fear is not about me, but I’m finding a way to make the fears disappear permanently because it was not supposed

Loss and absence tend to be frowned upon in the dominant international culture. The growing sense or drive toward the progressive, the absolutely positive, the excessive (hybris for the Greeks), the unlimited,

Just last week, I finally break free from a cluttered brain. My brain was so clouded by so many worries that I was starting to look like my challenges. But I gained my freedom 8 days ago, and it’s been

I was going to serve my beloved country straight out of the university. It’s a mandatory one- year obligation to serve the country after graduating from a higher institution, and I was getting ready for

I recently moved in with my brother for some reasons, and I did a thing with his space, even though we had a tiny issue at the start. In my space, I prefer that it’s spacious, free of unnecessary items

I have always thought that joy and calmness could be derived from living on luxuries where you have no struggles, no stress, no work and all others, they all seem appealing though. Who wouldn't want to

There are some things in our lives or some memories that are very much associated with our emotions. One of the childhood memories is, for example, many of my childhood toys, some products, some travel

The Act of letting go is something that is very crucial and important in everyone's life. Many hold on to the past without letting go of it. For one to move forward you must let go of some certain things

Hello @minimalist we here again this week with another set of amazing topics to write on, in case you're lost you can find the original prompt post at the end of these post so you too can express your

Greetings, friends of THE MINIMALIST. Considering option 3, I could say that I live in an immediate environment—my house, which is an apartment—with very basic, elemental conditions; without ostentation

I'm not a parent yet but I think I know a lot about raising kids. I've spent a good part of my life caring for younger siblings and babysitting, most times I'm the one to make the meals, tidy up, watch

Hi guys, Happy New Week to us all. It will be a productive one in Jesus name. Going with the thought-provocking KISS prompt, on the essentials I would pack in my suitcase for a year trip. I would say the

About 20 years ago I began my yoga practice, under the guidance of a Uruguayan teacher, with a solid background in this practice, from whom I learned a lot. When the economic crisis in my country (Venezuela)

When you have a parent like me who frequents the hospital almost once every few months, moving in and out of the hospital is an ordeal of its own. Much like traveling with less, packing the essentials

No shade to hoarders out there but I have a certain set of frustration living with them. It has been costing me my sanity & I’ve had enough. So, I want to share this little story I have about how to

I’m guilty as charged that I like this type of content. I remember getting a comment that this type of content is soulless. It might be that these kinds of content show performative aestheticism. They

The idea of “I will probably use this someday—maybe for this, maybe for that” used to be my go-to reason for buying things, especially when thrifting. I love thrifting, and most times, I see it as an

Many a-times we believe in treating ourselves at home with some good prepared delicacies we love ❤️ because we want some kind of recipes, flavored taste or aroma in our foods which is very understandable.