For A Long Life - Keep Your Life Simple
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For a Long Life, Keep It Simple!
Summary
While it might sound simplistic, embracing simplicity is a vital key to longevity. Not only does it extend life, but it also enriches it with happiness.
What’s the Point of a Long Life If It’s Filled with Illness?
A short life free from illness is preferable to a prolonged existence confined to a sickbed, dependent on medications and intravenous tubes.
With the complexities of modern life, the essence of simplicity has been lost. Many have forgotten that a healthy, fulfilling life is often best achieved through simplicity. They struggle to imagine a time when people thrived without TV, air conditioning, or phones, living happier and longer lives even before the advent of advanced science and medicine.
Rediscovering Simplicity
Some have uncovered the secrets to maintaining simplicity even amidst the whirlwind of progress. We’ll explore these secrets further in this discussion.
The belief that life must be complicated to be enjoyable has been instilled by media and urban culture, which promote the idea that life is all about competition and keeping up.
Daily, we're bombarded with messages suggesting that simplicity is outdated. The pressure to have and be everything is overwhelming, separating us from the majority if we don't comply.
The Commercialism Trap
Modern commercialism promotes the idea that simplicity is undesirable. It has become a significant source of stress, and stress is a notorious life-shortener.
Australian health experts have recently linked excessive emotional and work pressures to harmful chemical reactions in the blood, potentially leading to fatal diseases like cancer. Physical therapists note that stress can cause tension in the body, leading to aches and weakening the immune system.
Embrace Simple Living
Advocates of simple living argue that commercialism has exaggerated superficial needs, convincing people that ignoring these impulses is negative. In essence, commercialism implies, “You’re missing out if you don’t have this.”
These so-called needs often revolve around physical beauty, trendy items, fame, prestige, and fashion?"elements that are largely non-essential. These desires only serve to reignite superficial cravings.
In conclusion, keeping life simple not only fosters longevity but also enhances the quality of life. Embrace simplicity for a healthier, happier, and more fulfilling existence.
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