Living Off The Grid. The Truth The Banks Don't Want You To Know About

Online, August 18, 2012 (Newswire.com) - Living off the grid does not mean living in the middle of nowhere and having to sacrifice your friends, family and lifestyle. Many people are actually "off the grid" in their city homes and condo's.

Many average people are reporting that taking small steps such as: getting a water generator, small solar panels or wind turbines, geothermal units, NIkolaTesla technology, hydroponics systems and other methods of indoor and outdoor growing are having profound effects on their lives. Many will say that producing your own food water and energy is not as hard as you are led to believe.

With today's modern technology there are vast resources that are available to you for next to nothing or nothing at all that can help you accomplish all of these things. You can purchase eBook's for just a few dollars that will teach you how to build your own solar and wind turbines as well as grow and store food for very affordable prices. Here is some food for thought. I have had people report that growing an organic tomato plant in a pot next to a window grew just as well as it did outside in the soil for less then tomatoes cost at the local supermarket. The truth is that you don't have to spend a lot of money to start living off the grid. This is what the banks don't want you to know about. The more independent you are the less money they make. I believe we should have the freedom to sustain our own lives. What do you think?

For additional information on producing your own food, water and energy or for tips, tricks or information about living off the grid in general you can go to www.goinggreenandlivingoffthegrid.com.