Serialisation of my book Dropout 2020 Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION This book is for people wanting to drop out and live a sustainable life style as a framework for their lives. Some of you want to escape the rat race, work online or locally, and have a natural and peaceful existence with your family and loved…
I am a sheeple: I don’t know what is going on in the world. I have so many questions and very few answers. Questions Is there a God? Why did only men write the bible? Why did the church burn women at the stake? Why do ignore that we are members of the monkey family?…
I have a source of Chinese Herbs I can send to you if you have trouble finding them. Email me for more information mailto:roditchr@gmail.com My father died from Interstitial Lung Disease which is the inflammation and scarring of your lungs lining, (from an autoimmune disease or external irritants and poisons) small blood vessels and air…
The happiest times in my life have been when I have been free of debt. There are cycles of happiness and depression clearly linked to cycles of being debt free and borrowing money. At the moment I am in a debt one and it has increased my stress accordingly. My father had a knack for…
My daughter suffers from Migraines so I looked at some solutions. Here are some of the things you should do straight away More omega 3 and less omega 6 oils Make a point of eating foods like cod, tuna, sardines, spinach salads, hummus and avocados, and cook with olive oil instead of corn, soybean and…
Now I finally understand why I have struggled with women all my life. At the age of 15 at my first school social I remember the beauty, spring flowers, their perfume, lightly swirling in a rhythmic breeze. My mind enraptured by these beautiful maidens, students the day before, affected me like sirens. “Siren, in Greek…
There is no escaping the truth, humans are animals. There is no separation. When people say there is a difference because humans have souls, I don’t agree. If having a soul makes us standout and be more special how come we kill each other destroy the environment, poison ourselves, consume more than we need and…
Chapter Six: Back to Warrnambool Going Home Some things in this book are forgotten. I cannot remember our first kiss, or even where we did it. Nor when it happened, but after it, we did it often. We packed our meagre possessions and drove to Warrnambool to stay with Peter and Su in their empty…
I have been listening to Robert Kudla from Trade Genius being interviewed by Dave Hodges from the Common Sense show for a couple of years. These interviews are like Gold. Here is the latest one in March 2022. Robert gives a lot of valuable advice about the future economic climate as well as where to…
I had the pleasure of meeting Dr Keith about 8 years ago and he asked me to edit/proof one of his books. I am an admirer and would like to share my admiration with you. He is an innovator, great writer and a highly qualified doctor. He has some amazing books like Fire in the…
Chapter Five: CASTLEMAINE Moving to Castlemaine Before Castlemaine I was seeking waves, women and song; the only song came with me to the extreme hot and cold, often relentless weather, of this old gold mining town two hours north of Melbourne. Now it would be boy against the hard labour, sparse luxuries, a mosquito-filled 44-gallon…
Chapter Four: TASMANIA The Cradle Mountain Walk I cashed in my life insurance to do the famous Cradle Mountain to Lake St Claire bush walk in Northern Tasmania at the ripe age of 21. Louise and I caught the boat from Melbourne to Devenport—some people call it a ferry. You can drive your car on…
Every day I take a combination of turmeric, ginger and andrographis powder in water. Around a level dessert spoon. I have a few other herbs I take when I am sick like licorice, astragalus, moringa and holy basil. After taking these herbs for many years I can recommend them 100%. Chinese herbs are good because…
Going to Perth Travel and love often go together. This magic formula recurs and occurs in my life. If I look back 360 weeks, I can see five women. Vivienne, an English woman with long auburn hair flailing through the beetle’s window, travelling together through the Australian outback. Angie, her father an Italian Biodynamic farmer…
Here are three very useful tools to have when you are fighting for survival. A knife, a machete and end cutting nippers and a roll or two of wire. A good hunting style knife like Dawson’s Magnacut will last a lifetime and is essential for preparing wild food: rabbits, game, fish, shell fish, vegetables, nuts…
If the world gets deeper into trouble in the future, it looks likely, then you need to make a few fundamental changes. The first one is to stop being a consumer. A mindless consumer: origins unknown? I am happy writing, praying, creating, loving, eating, meditating, learning and living on next to nothing. I have been…
The most impressive part of living in Castlemaine in the 70’s, without a doubt would be chicken shit. The only other things that came close were lentil pie (farter’s flam) spinach pie and a few joints rolled with sun-dried Drum Tobacco. The old stone cottage sat on a small hill. To grow vegetables we regularly…
This book is for people wanting to drop out and live a sustainable life style as a framework for their lives. Some of you want to escape the rat race, work online or locally, and have a natural and peaceful existence with your family and loved ones. Others, want to drop out and live a…
In the last year at least 400 sportsmen and women have either died or collapsed while playing their sport. This has never happened before. Dr Mercola and hundreds of other doctors know it is because of mRNA vaccines causing heart inflammation, blood clots and a defeated immune system. Watching the video of each sportsperson that…
From the Epochtimes A drug that was approved by U.S. regulators more than 70 years ago may help protect against two major COVID-19 symptoms, according to a new study.Disulfiram, approved to treat alcoholism, protected rodents infected with COVID-19 from lung injury in the preclinical study done by researchers at Weill Cornell Medicine and Cold Spring…