For ten years now I have felt like moneyless living is my true path, but haven't done much about it because of my addiction to comfort. Numerous other people have taken the path and one of them that really fascinates me is Daniel Suelo. He has found on his moneyless path that the less he owns the more abundant he feels. I have also found this on my minimalism journey. It's interesting.
Ten years ago when I embarked on this minimalism journey, I falsely described it as ascetism. There is a vast difference between ascetism and minimalism. Ascetism is having less than what you need, minimalism is having what you need. But what a human needs can sometimes get confused. Daniel Suelo at his homepage wrote that the man who invented the middle path, Gautama Buddha, had only what he could carry.
Suelo and other moneyless people restore my faith in humanity. Maybe we can see the errors in our ways and live peacefully with nature.