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If you're NEET, why aren't you trying to emulate the life of a monk? If you are, in what way do you do so?
>do bodyweight workouts, martial arts
>meditate
>spend time cleaning and laboring as a form of meditation
>read significant texts
>tend a garden
>go hiking and fishing a lot
>spend time in solo reflection
>abstain from indulgences
>learn music or languages or other skills
If you aren't doing most of the things above you're wasting your NEETdom.
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>Bodyweights
>Meditate
>Cleaning and such
>Significant amounts of text messages from my gf
>Solo reflection
>Abstain from indulgences
>Learning Japanese
Holy shit. And I'm not even a NEET, although my full time job ends this month.
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I'm just waiting to die from heart failure, I ain't about to do all that shit.
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>>38224927
Oddly enough I actually do meditation daily, along with Tai Chi and music/writing. I have zero friends. I suppose I am living the life of a monk in some ways, but with moar depression. And a mom who supports all of my life activities
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I've meditated 20 minutes a day, everyday, for over 3 months. My therapist suggested it.
I haven't noticed any benefits from it yet.
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>>38224927
>Have done Muay Thai for three years
>Jog, bodyweight exercises, have recently taken up 5Ks and lifting
>Started to read more, particularly on books that I should've read in high school and university but somehow didn't need to.
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Monks do what they do because they are disciplined and entirely faithful to their cause, neets do what they do because they're lazy manchildren
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>>38224927
That sounds like a lot of work. the whole reason I'm a neet is that I'm lazy and don't do much of anything requiring effort or commitment.
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