Matthew, Pavlik, why do you feel it's important to live without money?elf Pavlik <perpetua...@wwelves.org> Aug 14 12:05PM
+ To prove it possible by doing it starting from myself and *test pilot* current state of moneyless living possibilities.
+ To stay more realistic and don't let this man mind created fiction distract me.
+ To not participate in IMO very pathological system which functions only as long as people CHOOSE to participate in it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwmM5Nb6hiE&t=26m44s
+ To stay more realistic again, if I receive food I feel grateful to people who make it possible (grow, process, transport eltc.) and look how I support their lives as well in spirit of reciprocity. Many people who buy food with money may not even realize who truly supports them and who well being they may take into account choosing what they contribute to: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enlightened_self-interest
+ To stay honest and true to myself, once I realized that we don't have to cultivate use of this *fictionary* system of money, and imagined how live could look if we do it differently, choosing to still participate in this crippled system feels like lying to myself and others.
+ Experience of receiving and giving something from warmth of heart or even just from simple awareness of outcome and care about this outcome feels very alive, recalling of dry, impersonal, often dishonest relations in surroundings where people focus on playing this money game just feel completely unattractive and unwelcome.