A Journey Toward A Peaceful Life

[Key Elements]

Hello...

I find the two clips below useful. The first clip is Ralph at Infinite Waters speaking about his vegan diet. At times, I do think about not eating animals at all so that I don't have to kill them--peace of mind. I love pets too. You get the point. I've tried being completely vegetarian for 2 yrs, but when I took a blood test, vitamin B-12 was lacking. I googled it and discovered that this vitamin is found in meats. I wondered should I take B-12 vitamins? I rather not take vitamins and do this diet naturally. I have a lot more to research on this.

Secondly, I'm working on a bilingual educational startup while being a bilingual schoolteacher full-time. Startups, as you all know, earn passive income, which in the end means financial freedom. The advantage of a bilingual language startup is, with any language, you could talk about anything of your interest, including profound topics like enlightenment. 

However, I like the clip below. Their passive income is the harvest. According to the speaker, they live a peaceful lifestyle, instead of a hustle and bustle lifestyle like most people in cities live and run into health issues due to stress and pollution and other things. The disadvantage of this lifestyle is that hospitals are not nearby. Maybe you want a certain school for your children.

Anyway, just wanted to share my thoughts...any helpful info are welcomed. I still continue to research.

Happy Journey...btw...if you want to get into a good university, finding the life purpose is a huge advantage. Make sure you write about it in your application. 

 

[Leo Gura]

Nothing wrong with a quality B12 vitamin supplement.

Also, if you're going vegan, you still gotta watch out for eating crap. Just cause it's vegan doesn't mean it's not total crap nutritionally speaking.

A vegan pizza (as pictured above) is still terrible for you.

[Key Elements]

1 hour ago, Leo Gura said:

Nothing wrong with a quality B12 vitamin supplement.

Also, if you're going vegan, you still gotta watch out for eating crap. Just cause it's vegan doesn't mean it's not total crap nutritionally speaking.

A vegan pizza (as pictured above) is still terrible for you.

True...unless you make the base of the pizza naturally with wheat dough. It depends on how you make the pizza.

[Key Elements]

@Leo Gura @Key Elements

Hey Leo, just wanted to say, have fun with the foods and other things...im not brute forcing anything. 

 

[Key Elements]

@Leo Gura

Just getting out a few more ideas before I go...

Edited June 7, 2016 by Key Elements