Comments on: Can Living A Green Lifestyle Help You Reach A Better Mental Balance?

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By: deepzenp

deepzenp — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 03:04:51 +0000

I think the hybrids sound/seem like a good idea. My problem lies with not knowing who are the people that will get the kick-back t his time. I think this subject could be at the heart of a huge & hotly debated political ploy. Interesting how the gas prices skyrocketed just after Bush endorsed specific hybrids.

By: Yahoo admins are virgins

Yahoo admins are virgins — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 02:32:01 +0000

it is very doubtful that leaving less of a carbon footprint would make me have a better mental outlook…but if that thing floats your boat as they say then it would work for you

By: saved

saved — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 02:26:26 +0000

it doesn’t affect me at all.
my relationship with God, and my acceptance of Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior has impacted me in ways you could never imagine.

By: meowmix

meowmix — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 01:29:18 +0000

Yes I am sure in some ways living a green lifestyle can give you a better balance in life. Most of all I reccommend that you take care of yourself and treat others well. Drink more tea because it helps relax you and reduces stress and fiteuge. As far as mental you need spiritual. I found this from learning from others and my faith.

By: Heatz

Heatz — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 01:12:16 +0000

I think anything you do that isn’t only for yourself can make you feel better because you aren’t being selfish

By: honeybee

honeybee — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 00:42:16 +0000

I think our mental balance has nothing to do with a green lifestyle. One person could love the city New york for example and feel that a walk through Central Park is enough for he or she. To have a better mental balance a green lifestyle isn’t everything. Yes you might be healthier but I feel that many other factors can come into play when you speak about someones mental balance. Like what kind of values they have? etc.

By: Robert K

Robert K — Tue, 19 Jan 2010 00:01:10 +0000

mental balance…i would say no….better life yes…we are all responsible for taking care of the place we live…what we do today impacts tomorrow….our family recycles…driving a hybrid not yet…but every little bit helps…we have a lot to fix..look at what we have lost already…do to being wastefull…it is never too late to start living a little bit greener…but the greener products need to come down on price so that it is available to EVERYONE ..not just the people who have money

By: hipgram

hipgram — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 23:52:47 +0000

In regards to transportation, hybrid vehicles appear a bit elitist to me. Real environmental impact can occur from walking, riding a bicycle, or using mass transit. Rather than getting a status symbol, making a real sacrifice, in a manner that can help with your personal health, makes more sense to me. I think that incentives (perhaps tax credits and health care reductions) should be offered to people who are able to participate in productive activity like work and school without using personal internal combustion vehicles, including hybrids (40 mpg? Not as good as a geo metro). Being healthy by perhaps structuring in walking or cycling for daily transportation can lead to better mental balance. Mind and body, just like the Greeks said.
I think that choosing to live in a metropolitan area is an un-green choice. Transportation in metropolitan areas is likely one of the largest causes of pollution, that problem is worsened due to congestion. In a metropolitan area, likely thousands of trees were cut down and thousands of yards of concrete has been poured for so called progress. That is un-green. If less people lived in metropolitan areas or if less people in metropolitan areas used personal internal combustion engines, pollution would be substantially less. Not living in a metropolitan area can also be good for mental balance, living in the a more rural setting can be more peaceful.

By: Yazz

Yazz — Mon, 18 Jan 2010 23:23:10 +0000

I have personally watch the redwoods be destroyed by capitalism. Had to leave the area to have a better peace of mind. They complain about all the cement in southern California and then they move into the North, cut down the trees, put cement in, have no clue on how the land or environment is being destroyed because they have money and could care less. Bought 10 1/4 acres in another northern state. We cleared by hand, left great areas for the quail, doves, chippers, squirrels, badger, and between 2:00 and 4:00 in the morning we have a HUGH cougar and she is beautiful. We recycle everything. Oh yes ,we have a silver fox. I organic garden your own fruits and veges. We respect the land. They took out some trees before we bought and we planted 276 new log pole tree and are going to make a THICK forest with cedar. We have mostly forest but, it needs to be what it use to be.