There are so many complaints about litter on social media and I noticed litter all around my streets, lots of it, but not a single piece of trash along my stretch. And not because I cleaned up, I don’t have to, the universe does it for me. But we should all litter pick voluntarily to keep our environment clean, or better still, not throw it on the ground in the first place, that would help. I used to go to a small local park, find an Asda bag there and fill it up with the rubbish left behind and bring it home.

And I found all kinds of goodies on the streets while I was out and about, and used to sell it to cash converters to feed myself. So people’s discarded rubbish isn’t always a bad thing. I even found prams and suitcases to carry the stuff I found to the shop. Scrap merchants and the homeless get something out of it too. I even got a Xmas tree with all the decorations one year when I didn’t have one. Yay! And one more thing, what we focus on we feed, it grows, so when I see any fly tipping in my neighbourhood I totally ignore it, then it disappears over night. My neighbour filled my bin up so I couldn’t use it and left it on the street, after the bin men had been.

And instead of causing a fuss, I just thought, a dustbin is not important when there’s much bigger things going on in the world, she can have my bin and it can stay on the street for 2 weeks till the bin men come again, I really don’t care. And the very next day I saw a bin wagon come along and empty it. One big bin wagon came along just for me and my one lonely bin, and it wasn’t even bin day. So I put my rubbish in it without falling out with my neighbour. That’s how we change the things we don’t like around us… don’t argue with others, just ask and leave it to the universe and it will solve all these problems for us, we humans get far too involved.

We are so powerfully connected, the bin is left on the street, we ‘think‘ we want that emptied… the universe takes that thought and plants it into the mind of another, they phone the company, and hey presto, wish granted!