Nature - it's a distance to yourself.
Also now - in the age of computers, constant rush, competition and lack of rest I can find a lot of goodness in the green scenery. It is in the bosom of nature that my thoughts calm down, and the imagination works as best as it can. I experience then feelings of blissful peace, inner silence.
On a walk, in a park or forest, a man calms down, starts to calm down internally and takes on a distance to many everyday matters, as well as to himself. In recent years, I have observed a return to nature. People increasingly emigrate from cities and settle in the vicinity of forests and lakes. They want to live in a natural environment, away from the hustle and bustle and pollution. Besides, nature and everything that has been natural for centuries inspires you?
This is also my plan :)
I recommend you nature and its atmosphere, it is impossible to replace it.
I vote for them:
@TheRealWolf
@TeamSteem
My work without them would not make sense, thank you for support.
@pipurilla,
@blazing,
@kaminchan,
@erikah,
@dswigle,
@melinda010100,
@sheikh27,
@old-guy-photos,
@ddschteinn,
@world-travel-pro,
@tattoodjay,
@liberty-minded,
@fun2learn,
@animal-shelter,
@ecuadorhomestead,
@ocrdu,
@goldcoin,
@prydefoltz,
@bluemoon.
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