RVs should truly get some thought, if you want to take steps to minimizing your attachments to superficial and material things—and to some degree, people—especially if you want, but aren’t quite ready, to sell the homestead and go camp on a beach with a knapsack on a stick.
While writing this I am attempting to stay focused on the things I anticipate will be helpful in assisting me and my son in learning and practicing Buddhism. There is much more to living in an RV than just simply getting one and driving off to the nearest mountain to forever live a peaceful, lackadaisical, carefree life, however. Think of it more as a large step in that direction. Disclaimer: I do not currently nor have I ever lived in an RV, but I have spent a couple of months now researching the idea. I see many aspects that could coincide with what I know about Buddhism. Continue reading →