Skills for Survival: How Families Can Prepare

Most of the last two generations in this country have never known "want." We cannot prepare for it until we are convinced of the need for and benefits to us personally. Through careful preparation we can free ourselves from concern over the impact of world situations or personal problems such as economic collapse, drought, famine, energy crisis, illness, reduced standard of living, unemployment, war, death, or natural disasters. Yes, for possible emergencies we need food storage, but in order to survive, to cope with the future and not be depressed, we must prepare ourselves and our minds to change our lifestyle. These training techniques have come forth at a time when the world needs them most, and are being taught across the nation to businesses, colleges, industries, athletic teams, and in prisons. We can live comfortably and safely if modern conveniences become unavailable by: getting water from other sources; wearing darker clothes that are easier to keep clean; walking many place