Forests are very benevolent, very welcoming with very loving arms, very caring, sympathetic energy beaming, enveloping you and sending it to you all the time. You feel well. It’s also the oxygen of it, of course. It’s good for you. One of your brothers in Austria said that his younger brother lived in the forest for five years. […]
If you live alone in the forest, you can’t just bring anybody there. Strangers, even taxi (drivers), they are trustworthy, but you never know. You never know. This world can contaminate anybody and make a good person become crazy, become less than good or become bad. So, if you live alone, you cannot let the taxi (driver) go to your place. You have to choose the address nearby within walking distance – not too far, of course – and have your trolley ready. And you go with the taxi out, you go with the taxi in, go there only. And put all your things in your trolley. Let the taxi go away first, out of your sight, and you are out of his sight, before you begin walking to your direction. Make sure nobody follows you. […]
