Consumerism - A Consumers Guide
Created | Updated Jan 28, 2002
Follow the 'Needs' and seperate from the 'Wants'
It is not wrong to want or accept consumerism, but it must be to our value, i.e. The Consumer, and not that placed upon by others. Essentials must not be a part of consumerism, but taken out to be seperate and free to all for a basic mundane task - keeping the fraternity, feeling alive - to feel proud of the community spirit on all levels - locally through nationwide, through continents and out into the international. We can then see the wants for what their true value to us and not what price someone else can fix upon it, for it is no longer essentials to a 'Happy' life.
Follow the path to enlightenment but never loose sight of the ground as there lies the end, aswell as the begining of all our journeys.
It is not wrong to want or accept consumerism, but it must be to our value, i.e. The Consumer, and not that placed upon by others. Essentials must not be a part of consumerism, but taken out to be seperate and free to all for a basic mundane task - keeping the fraternity, feeling alive - to feel proud of the community spirit on all levels - locally through nationwide, through continents and out into the international. We can then see the wants for what their true value to us and not what price someone else can fix upon it, for it is no longer essentials to a 'Happy' life.
Follow the path to enlightenment but never loose sight of the ground as there lies the end, aswell as the begining of all our journeys.
