Lack's of life, from Maslow's Hierarchy Theory, is what most people in the USA, to be considered to be a person in need of a solid support system.  Some people are more fortunate than others when it comes to a strong support system, to facilitate growth with a driven team...

It has been my experience, under the forceful influence of homelessness, here in the US, that it is a disposition in need of a workout... and in itself requires to fully be present, an active participant, with lots of self-love involved, it is very demanding in the form that it requires Discipleship (you must know yourself and be honest with yourself and those around)... 

It requires work, metaphysical work, lots of selfless and self-care acts in the form of consideration of others without judgments and without jeopardizing one's own integrity and without compromising own personal welfare... all this with the goodwill of men.  This skill also requires lots of inner strength because it will try to take over your life if you allow believing you are to be homeless when you know you are not!  And the word "Homeless" is not a true statement, we know it is not a true statement for any U.S. Citizen in the USA.  So, the force behind homelessness is practically considered a phenomenon in globalization but we know it not to be so because it is a form of denying social justice to the persona affected.  And these are the real behaviors that are dangerous to society... for those who have been affected by such deceitfulness, are those who are in survival mode without acting lessons because it takes the form of being hired for the job, heck you're dressed for success and it takes over as if in a freaken JOB of its own! 

It's like, Where is WALDO! 

What can make it depressing (not if you're grounded), is that you do all the work with what seems very little compensation at the end of the day... it's like practically volunteering to do and be so as is... and the persona did get to see the short end of the stick rubbed on like Vick's Vapor Rubb when the persona is not ill, and it is all at face value.  It is a very ugly situation for anyone, but again, IT, homelessness has been known as a phenomenon and advised to just be grateful for your own good works... Talk about a slap across the face... God Bless my Veteran on Nolana and 23rd... who took the time to share his experience with me, poor dude he got banned from going to Stripes because he speaks his mind with his own two cents.  What an awful and shameful system against our own Founding Fathers, our own Foundation of Truth in the Americas. 

I know this, to experience any form of abuse and label it as worthy to call it 'homelessness' in your own country is an act against God for whatever, godly reason man thinks it is of sound mind.  This situation is not to be a permanent situation nor meant to be a forever nor for life's sake of another at own life expense, and for sure, it shouldn't behave like a life sentence for having a good heart.  To experience an eviction, a loss of job, and a sense of independence, in exchange for Homelessness at the person's own expense, is not cool... Everything The Bible Reads and says contradicts this type of Godless plan for man... This is why I agree to say, homelessness is a hate crime against the persona when the persona is found to be of sound mind and true to their own story, and this is why I say to experience homelessness is an out-of-this-world experience!  I do believe God wants the best and harmony with happiness for all of his children, I consider myself to be one!  

It requires and takes heart to even surrender to the concept that you are forced into a self-contained environment with strangers, in what the community calls a community living system, and away from your loved ones. All, because your own life has not been willing nor has it been able to fulfill by accommodating the to own standards with the equal or better quality of life that is aligned with high moral and morale standards.  And you as in I, do so!  I am life, all of it.  Earth is my Planet and The Texas Rio Grande Valley is my VALLEY.

The Living Bible, tells me so!