kalibex
Dagobah Resident
Recently finished this book by Japanese De-cluttering expert Marie Kondo. A good introduction to the main concepts therein can be found in the following article:
_http://www.marthastewart.com/1106009/konmari-trendy-new-organizing-method_
A fairly minor detail, perhaps, our relationship to the 1D world...but I think there are some good reminders in Kondo's tidying philosophy of possible ways to healthily change how we relate to our 'possessions' (especially given our STS tendency to obsessively cling to and even 'worship' the material.)
As she points out along the way, clinging to no-longer-needed possessions? Totally fear-based. That big STS way of relating to the Whole...
I'm currently working on releasing what I no longer need (A whole lot of STS 'Clutter', needless to say.)
_http://www.marthastewart.com/1106009/konmari-trendy-new-organizing-method_
A fairly minor detail, perhaps, our relationship to the 1D world...but I think there are some good reminders in Kondo's tidying philosophy of possible ways to healthily change how we relate to our 'possessions' (especially given our STS tendency to obsessively cling to and even 'worship' the material.)
As she points out along the way, clinging to no-longer-needed possessions? Totally fear-based. That big STS way of relating to the Whole...
I'm currently working on releasing what I no longer need (A whole lot of STS 'Clutter', needless to say.)