Today on Ask Cahlen I will be answering the question, “What is a Codependent Relationship?”
I have a lot of personal experience with Codependency, and I’ve mostly come out of my tendency to fall into it, so I’m glad to have the opportunity to share my thoughts on how to notice it in your relationships and what to do about it.
Continue reading “What is a Codependent Relationship?”A friend of mine on the Steem Blockchain asked me to answer the question, “How do I achieve financial freedom when living away from big cities?” This topic comes at a perfect time for me, as I have been transitioning away from the use of banks, and am just now reaching the point where this goal is coming to be for me.
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A friend of mine was diagnosed with Guillain Barre Syndrome a few days ago. I didn’t know much about it other than the fact that is was a rare auto-immune disease, so I decided to thoroughly research the topic and share what I discovered.
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I’m starting up a new video series called ‘Ask Cahlen’. I’ve been wanting to start sharing the knowledge I’ve been picking up now that I have a lot more free time, energy and desire to learn. This first episode is an introduction to the series itself.
Let me show you how I grind rice, lentils, vegetables and spices into a fine powdered mix which can be quickly cooked in camp for a delicious hot and hearty meal. It’s also light and compact in my backpack and feeds me for days… the perfect healthy vegan survival dinner!
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A colorful sunset reflecting in the still waters of the Rio Grande in New Mexico.
The full moon rising over a mesa as it begins its journey across the night sky.
A cross-section of the road and a frozen stream in the Gila National Forest.
A friend has been recommending I explore the Gila National Forest in New Mexico for awhile now, and I finally got the chance. I’m glad I did because there was so much to see! Come along as Jeremiah the Nomad Man and I explore this area for the first time on our bikes.
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Exploring the hills surrounding the Rio Grande in New Mexico.
Last January there was a Super Blue Blood Moon, which won’t happen again for another 19 years, and I was lucky enough to spend it at Indian Bread Rocks.
Continue reading “Return to Indian Bread Rocks”I stopped in a cactus forest for a few nights to rest and absorb some sun. There is a large of variety of cacti here, so if you see something you know the name of, please let us know!
Continue reading “Cactus Forest in the Arizona Desert”When I left my job and home to be nomadic in January 2018 the first place I stopped and stayed for more than a single night was in the hills around Lake Havasu Arizona. It was the first time in my life where I finally felt free, and so I hold a lot of sentimentality for this place.
Continue reading “Solitude in the Lake Havasu Hills”After spending the night in the abandoned Delamar Mine in Nevada, I came across an old cemetery while driving out. I had been wondering just how old the mine was, and figured the headstones would help solve that mystery.
Continue reading “Old Cemetery near a Nevada Mine”Living nomadically has its risks, so I spend a decent amount of time implementing backup plans for worst scenarios. I like to think about this topic in terms of Fractals, which are systems with patterns which repeat themselves as you examine the individual components.
Continue reading “Using Fractals to Increase Survival Odds”Ruined Mine in the Nevada Desert
As a nomad, I’m always on the lookout for new and interesting places to camp and explore. During my migration back to the Southwest United States for the Winter I came across a ruined mine in the Nevada desert while browsing freecampsites.net, and knew I had stop there for a few nights.
Continue reading “Soil & Water Cultivation Awareness with Liz Crain”
There are a lot of good camping filters which do the job, but they’re tedious… and I’m pretty lazy. Chlorine Dioxide had been used by backpackers for decades as a safe way to disinfect their water, and it’s my preferred method. At the right doses it may also alleviate various health conditions. To learn more about that, do an internet search on “MMS”.
I’m loving it so far, and am still enjoying the natural health effects of being in ketosis – stable energy and a clear mind is a great way to start the day!
Continue reading “Health Effects of EMFs with Scott Compton”
I’m hoping some of you have some ideas for how to solve the issues I mention towards the end of the video.
This was up and down steep hills so it’s pretty impressive in my book… I hope to convert this bike and trailer into my primary transport for cross country nomadic traveling. No licensing, registration, insurance or expensive maintenance, and it’s powered by the sun… Yes!
I was born only a few miles away 18 months later, so it was always something people were talking about. I’m glad I finally got to finally visit it for myself! This is the last stop before reaching the Seattle area where I’ll be staying for awhile. In the next video I’ll explain why I’m here and my plans for the future.
Definitely an amazing view, though car camping isn’t really an option in the park itself. Luckily there were plenty of places in the nearby National Forest. In the next video we’ll be visiting Mount St. Helens in Washington which erupted 2 years before and near where I was born. I’m looking forward to it!
Next video will be our visit to Crater Lake in Oregon. See you then!
Watch as we dive into the belly of the beast!
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First night in a new camp site on the river. Is that Mars I see in the sky?
