/lit/ - Literature

>>23043415
I've never heard of her in the first place
>her first book was 2011 when she was she was 27 then she wrote three more
Big whoop, she threw her hat in the genre with a million other books on the same thing

I got into decluttering literature 2004-2008, and I was reading tons of literature on it. Once I got my place decluttered I even started reading up on Feng Shui lol

the saying I like best from my readings was "a cluttered place leads to a cluttered mind"

The concept of not hoarding things is as old as time. Buddha, Jesus, etc. Like my neighbor, he's total nut job /pol/ type guy but he hates having clutter. He likes having space. He just threw his full sized fridge away and just kept his mini-fridge. Also got rid of this extra desk he had that he wasn't using, he gave it to me. When we were talking about living free of clutter he said one he got into it from the bible and quoted the Gospel

"Do not store up for yourselves treasures on earth, where moth and rust consume and where thieves break in and steal"

He says he also likes being a man on the move, not having many possessions so you can move easily and aren't trapped in one place

This is the same reason another friend of mine cites for why he is so good at keeping decluttered / not having many possessions

Both of them do like to move / be free / and are often thinking of places they want to move to

Catholics built an Earthly Kingdom because they have no faith in the existence of the Heavenly Kingdom. They worship the Pope because they have no faith in the omnipresence of God. It is an entire religion founded on their weakness of faith and their desire for Earthly power and authority.