What Is Your Most Prized Possession?

I'm not materialistic. What means the most to me is my family. My most precious possession.

My unregistered gun(S)......

My freedom.

A fucking teddy bear ive had since i was about 8 hours old. no bullshit. first thing on my grab and go list above all else even guns and food is that bear. its ridiculous and i dont give a fuck. that bear goes with me when tshtf.

wife, daughter, dog, cat, AK, 22s, shotguns,house,trucks,money

my life/my soul

Last Edited by TexasWind100 on 12/02/2020 08:35 PM

My 1928 Stearns Steamer

good answer

my only possession is CONSCIOUSNESS

1970 Fender precisions bass. Bought brand new Nov of 1970. still in very good condition.

My Dreams

Salvation.

I for one don't see relationships and people as "posessions" so that eliminates a good majoriry of the most important things to me. But as for physical items/objects...

The Zippo lighter my wife gave me as a birthday present before we got married, my leather apron bestowed to me when I was raised to a Master Mason, my k98 8mm Mauser, and a few antique time pieces. 2 are shelf cloks made by KUNDO (a wrought-iron torsion pendulum carriage clock and an ATO style electromagnet drive clock) as well as a 17 jewel Elgin lever set 18s pocketwatch from 1897.

None of these have a lot of monetary value but they are sentemental to me.

The salient point to consider is whether or not you can in fact possess such a thing in all truth. It seems to me more like a gift freely given when faithfully accepted that even when enjoyed in fullness is nonetheless never truly "ours" in the absolute strictest sense. That's not a negative thing either, but a simple recognition of the holiness of Good and where ultimate glory is deserved for all things from the Source.

you mom

This is the car:

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It was created out of an empty hull which had a good chassis and okay body, and a running car with a unsaveable chassis.

Wow, that indeed is a very special possession! How did you get to own it?

They do, we just don't like to admit it.

I ain't askin', you ask.