It’s OK to do absolutely nothing and enjoy doing nothing at this stage in life. It’s peace, tranquility & positivity!

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It’s OK to do absolutely nothing and enjoy doing nothing at this stage in life. It’s peace and tranquility.

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Habits that are easy to follow. Good articulation. A teacher par excellence.

Life after seventy is your eighth decade of life. 😊

I have no wife or children, all I have to live for is my possessions!

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I'd have a more serene and joyful existence if I didn't recieve two traumatic brain injuries from two distracted bone heads 12 and 16 years ago. The residuals at only 61 years old make 70 seem depressing. To make it worse, I used to be healthy as a horse, work out 3 days a week and walk at least two miles 3 days a week. Saving wisely and being on SSD the last 5 years I'm OK financially but I could win 10 million dollars and it wouldn't change anything. Everything else is trivial bullshit if your health is marginal or failing.

I'm 71 and still feel young. Yes, I have aches and pains but cn also do 50 push-ups and walk a mile everyday for 10 years. I'm not ready to throw in the towel yet. 😊

I am 65 I always drink warm water with apple cider vinegar in the morning before my coffee with ginger and cinnamon in it I never skip my breakfast

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2. Turning 70 November 22.

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10. Stop wasting time watching RU-vid videos with 5 minutes of wisdom in a 30 minute video.

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I would like to extend my heartfelt wishes to everyone who reads these words. May you always find joy and happiness on every path of your life. May Buddha always protect and guide you toward success and fulfillment in all that you do

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Thank you. I am 81 and It is very useful for our age. I am retirement and I am following my hobby that is gardening ,cleaning my home and painting.

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Simple and easy to practice. I will do it

I'll be 72 in January seems to me like you can't grow old in our society. 70s is the new 50s I hear. Not everyone is energetic and vibrant in their 70s. I know several that are dead now that never made 80 and even 70 for that matter. My one friend is 76 and he expects to live to mid to late 80s. I told him I wouldn't count on it. He lays around he house depressed and can hardly function and is horrified of the idea of death and can't understand my view point on life and my believe in life after death and in the return and existence in Jesus and his teachings and belief in eternal life and that there is more to life than meets the eye. Am I wrong, could be, but it gives me hope in my older age for a higher propose and an over all reason for existence than stuff and seeking self pleasure and happiness all the time. I also hear wait till you get to be my age a lot, even from someone 2 years older. I do like the idea that everyone is not the same and not comparing yourself to others and the box they try to put you in. People don't all age the same, genetics makes a difference. Just because someone can walk 10 miles at 80 doesn't mean everyone else can. Like the guy that works at Dollar General at 86 working 40 hours a week and a greeter woman that use to work 40 hours a week at Walmart in her 90s. Not everyone can do that. . Not one person in my family made 80. Dad, mom, grandparents, uncle, cousin all died before 80. My older friends can't understand why a 71 year old has any health issues seems to me. I struggle with chronic fatigue syndrome/ fibromyalgia syndrome or TB, tired butt. Death become us all. It's appointed once for man to die then the judgment they Bible indicates. I guess we will soon be finding out being in our 70s 80s and 90s whether there is anything to any of it.

I am 85 year, healthy man, but I carry cane and walk with confidence, since 5 years year

Very healthy N resounding advice Hence Death is a great blessing to me I understood it is the prasad to me from my God.

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I am 88 and very active needing more wakeup teaching.

I turn 70 this year and somehow I feel that life is moving in a more tranquil direction . I am finally at peace with myself after 50 years of nonstop facing challenges one after the other. After watching your RU-vid video, it inspires me to live a simpler life with love & compassion.

Something to think about.

I bust my ass decluttering…but seems like that crap is growing

I’m 78. I but my ass working out rigorously 3 times a day. I eat very nutritionally and basically spend the rest of my time loading possessions into trucks to. Dump

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Health is number one. My circle is small. Family is important without the drama, we are blessed without that. 74 soon, married for 53 years. Blessed by God.

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A really very thoughtful Video, though I am still 4 years away from touching 70, but have realised that its best to care for myself and my spouse now. Almost 60+ years of our lives have been spent on caring and raising our children, educating them, building a house or creating funds for the old age. So, it's now time to invest in ourselves, our health, well being and once we are healthy, then only we can take care of our children or grandchildren. Time to rejoice and spend time with happiness. Thanks 🙏

I'm 70 and I certainly don't have any of those problems. I'm afraid, if I did, I'd end up voting Democrat.

So you say!!! YOU may also say, "Never before, has a nation collapsed, partially as a result of sanctions". It may have occurred before, and it is likely to occur again. I see sanctions as a relatively modern form of siege. Sieges have been effective and very successfully used in warfare, by Russians themselves and many other countries. I did not say, or even suggest, that sanctions were the sole factor in the collapse of the Russian political, military and media establishment, or even, and more particularly, the Putin regime. A siege occurs when an attacker encounters a city or fortress {even a country} that cannot be easily taken by a quick assault, and which refuses to surrender. Sieges involve surrounding the target to block provision of supplies and reinforcement or escape of troops (a tactic known as "investment"). In this case, it is desirable that potential Russian military troops do and have escaped - another form of "starvation". A siege does not necessarily mean that no provisions or supplies enter or leave the city or country, but, over a period of time, that the besieged or sanctioned city or country is gradually starved of certain necessary supplies or provisions. This tactic is just a relatively small part of a major tactical plan. Among which is, destruction of the enemies WAR waging apparatus and their munitions, being another part of such a plan.

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I'm 72 and looking to cast off the burden of taxes, phony politicians and more importantly, keeping an eye out for my own Anna Nicole Smith Money can't buy love, but it can sure get the party started ! Where's that bottle of Viagra ?