Unsalaried Yogic Job

During January of 2017 in a conversation with Lord Buddha, there was the sound of constructions workers nearby. When I heard the sound, my mind was about to make a memory search which it could relate to those sounds. He interrupted the search and the mind ceased looking for the references. Buddha said this:

Working for me you will not be required to do that. I will provide for your meals. You will not have to worry about earning wages. You work. I feed you. That it is. Very simple.

I replied:

That sounds like a good deal to me. I am not attached to construction or carpentry work. I am not dying to resume that. This is a good job which consist of doing yoga and reporting in writing the process and their resultant experiences.

The energy for earning a living is still there in the background but I give it no interest. Gradually it will die out, shrivel up. Besides fairly good health and sufficient food, what else on the physical side, does a person really need?

As soon as one is paid for doing something at your request, one is no longer in a son-to-father relationship, and that is an insecure situation. Only a short-sighted person would want to be paid while being employed by you. I agree that a meal with time to practice and record the experiences is the full pay for this.