Survival Lesson #3 - It's Always Up to You
To learn more survival lessons CLICK HERE: ★ http://thelostways.best4me.top ★ This is the third and most important lesson of all. It's always up to you! I believe in God and in the power of free will. And I believe that you are the only one in charge of your destiny. And that you're constantly making decisions that shape the rest of your life. It's true we all had different starts, depending on our families and upbringing. But for most of us here in the United States, we at least had decent beginnings. We had water and food, we could go shopping from time to time, and we had decent medical system compared to other countries. We should be more thankful for that! And we should ensure that we have something put aside for darker times. If anything goes wrong with this country, don't blame the government or the president. They don't truly care about you or your family. You'll be the only one in charge of your fate. I don't know if you've noticed, but nothing falls from the sky. God helps you, but he doesn't lay it on your table. You have to work hard and do things yourself! As long as you're aware of this, your destiny rests solely on you and your willpower. Now, you can truly change things. And you can do a lot more than you think you can. With this idea in mind, 5 years ago I wanted to do something that hadn't been done before. Something that not only would help me survive a crisis without investing a fortune in stockpiles, but something that I could do around my house on a daily basis using only methods that were tested and proven by our forefathers for centuries. I wanted to unearth and learn the forgotten ways of our great-grandparents. I went to my grandfather to find out how he survived, and to learn the little secrets that helped him stay alive in spite of almost everyone else dying. He was almost 90 years old, but the old man was still in good shape. For 3 weeks on end I absorbed his lessons like a dry sponge. On top of that, we built a lot of things together, including a root cellar and a storm shelter, just like the folks did when he was young. We made lard and ham, and we smoked 4 turkeys and preserved them for winter in 4 different traditional ways, and a lot, lot more. When I was a child, I was raised by my grandparents, but I hadn't spent much quality time with him until then. In fact, there were months when we barely even spoke, not because we couldn't stand each other, but only because I was always too busy working or taking care of my kids. A lame excuse and a thing that I deeply regretted later on in life. My grandfather passed on a couple of years ago. And with him a magnificent amount of survival knowledge. I don't know if you're in a similar situation, but think about your grandfather and how many things he did or knew. Things that will vanish forever into the dark abyss of ignorance. And because I deeply believed in lesson number 3, that I was the only one who could change something, my goal for the last couple of years changed from not just "learning" but "saving" our forefathers' ways. This is one of the most important things I've done in my life. And I'm proud of it. But it took me 5 difficult years. If you're looking for a complete, proven system, click on this link http://thelostways.best4me.top now. More info: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cekDgNG2nlk http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu8qKlrK9-2Zc6iR6wFBdKA http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLiAFhlDWBWwn9BYl_S9qNot01QUIo75oE #SurvivalLessons Source: http://youtu.be/AQZqR1sitww