I notice that for years I have completely stopped walking in nature, I don't even walk in parks, and it's not like I don't have time. Years ago there were football fields next to us, and now it is overgrown with weeds. Do you think that today's man has a broken connection with nature? Is it possible that this is why there are so many panic attacks, depressions, allergies and the like, because according to studies, people who live in the countryside or in the mountains rarely suffer from such things? I thought that the only period in which I overcame stress, panic attacks and depression was the one in which I returned to work through Boris's Garden, and in the part where it is like a forest, at the Park Hotel Moscow. I don't know, as if there's something invigorating being among so much greenery and trees, even in the middle of the city. And probably in the middle of the mountain it is even more noticeable and the air is even cleaner. Do trees affect us on any more intimate level I wonder? I know that the more time I spend in the city without visiting parks, gardens, mountains and even the countryside, the more stressed and depressed I am, as if the connection to the land is lost. That's why the people in the village seem to be happier, they are so ruddy, not with flabby skin like most of the city people. There are those who go regularly to the mountains, to the levels of the village, etc., but I have the feeling that it is becoming rarer, nature is not "fashion", it is fashionable to go to a disco, which is again an enclosed space. And there is something so refreshing in nature. Since I stopped going out, I have developed a lot of diseases - allergies, autoimmune diseases, and as a child I ran in fields and forests and did not have any such problems. that the more time I spend in the city without visiting parks, gardens, mountains, and even the countryside, the more stressed and depressed I am, as if the connection to the land is lost. That's why the people in the village seem to be happier, they are so ruddy, not with flabby skin like most of the city people. There are those who go regularly to the mountains, to the levels of the village, etc., but I have the feeling that it is becoming rarer, nature is not "fashion", it is fashionable to go to a disco, which is again an enclosed space. And there is something so refreshing in nature. Since I stopped going out, I have developed a lot of diseases - allergies, autoimmune diseases, and as a child I ran in fields and forests and did not have any such problems. that the more time I spend in the city without visiting parks, gardens, mountains, and even the countryside, the more stressed and depressed I am, as if the connection to the land is lost. That's why the people in the village seem to be happier, they are so ruddy, not with flabby skin like most of the city people. There are those who go regularly to the mountains, to the levels of the village, etc., but I have the feeling that it is becoming rarer, nature is not "fashion", it is fashionable to go to a disco, which is again an enclosed space. And there is something so refreshing in nature. Since I stopped going out, I have developed a lot of diseases - allergies, autoimmune diseases, and as a child I ran in fields and forests and did not have any such problems. as if the connection with the earth is lost. That's why the people in the village seem to be happier, they are so ruddy, not with flabby skin like most of the city people. There are those who go regularly to the mountains, to the levels of the village, etc., but I have the feeling that it is becoming rarer, nature is not "fashion", it is fashionable to go to a disco, which is again an enclosed space. And there is something so refreshing in nature. Since I stopped going out, I have developed a lot of diseases - allergies, autoimmune diseases, and as a child I ran in fields and forests and did not have any such problems. as if the connection with the earth is lost. That's why the people in the village seem to be happier, they are so ruddy, not with flabby skin like most of the city people. There are those who go regularly to the mountains, to the levels of the village, etc., but I have the feeling that it is becoming rarer, nature is not "fashion", it is fashionable to go to a disco, which is again an enclosed space. And there is something so refreshing in nature. Since I stopped going out, I have developed a lot of diseases - allergies, autoimmune diseases, and as a child I ran in fields and forests and did not have any such problems.
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Hello, a very interesting topic in my opinion! I strongly believe that the human-nature relationship has been severed these days, unfortunately. People are in a vicious circle of repetitive actions, they do what society expects them to do - work. Then, if they have families, they are expected to take care of children, cook, etc. Abe homework. And so, in my opinion, there is almost no time left to even think about where nature remains. I am now a student, but before in high school we had to choose an additional module for sports and I always chose tourism. I really liked it! Every time in different places, the hikes were very pleasant, we took things to eat, and we even had a barbecue ... eh, those were good times! Since then, they have arranged my walks in the woods a lot, and I love it very much. I am now studying abroad, in a big European capital and I've heard of nice places outside the city. Unfortunately, it takes a long time, but I plan to spend some time with it. Otherwise, there are many parks and when the weather is nice I love to walk in them. Until recently, I didn't have plants in my room because I was worried that they would die when I was gone for a long time and there was no one to water them. Yes, but a friend gave me a flower a few months ago, it's in a pot and when it bloomed I was so happy that I decided to buy more. Now I have daffodils, tulips and hyacinths. I really like taking care of them. In addition to the plants, I want to mention my favorite spring song - that of the titmouse or uncle as we call it in our latitudes. I have the pleasure of singing to me every day - it reminds me of my childhood, when I enjoyed it as much as I do now. Sometimes I stay out longer just, to listen to him a little longer. The larks also sing very pleasantly. Even if I'm in town, I always listen to the chirping of birds and try to be in parks more often. And to your question about diseases - yes, I think that if people spent more time in nature, they would be healthier. There is no way this is not the case, because the human-nature relationship is vital in my opinion. I flinched a little at this comment, but they enjoyed writing about it. I will follow the following comments. :) М. because the human-nature relationship is vital to me. I flinched a little at this comment, but they enjoyed writing about it. I will follow the following comments. :) М. because the human-nature relationship is vital to me. I flinched a little at this comment, but they enjoyed writing about it. I will follow the following comments. :) М.
Name something true yes. One must walk in nature. After all, we are created in it.
Well, put on your sneakers and go out in nature, who stops you? I also live in the city, but every morning I run and / or walk for about an hour and a half before I go to the office. And I don't look sick at all. And I like to go to discos, but not every day:)))) So do not confuse modern people with lazy relaxed people, author.
3 - Her lazy ass stops her ... The reason everyone is greasy is not that there are no trees and bushes on the streets, but because everything goes 50 meters to the bus stop, 50 meters to work, coffee, mall, work and so much more to go home and sit all day.
You are terribly right, author! This is very, very unfortunate. I am from the generation of the 90s, I grew up in a village - for which I thank my destiny that ours at that time were in a village. Until the age of 10, then we went to a small district town. Now I am 25, tied up with a baby, we live in Varna, which city pushes me away more and more, more and more cars, dust, you can't drive a wheelchair on the streets, you still have cars from somewhere and you can't breathe. And Varna was my favorite city and that's why I came to study here. I don't think about the people in Sofia - this city disgusts me personally every time I go with this smog ... I can't breathe. I feel sorry for the children in the big cities and for mine too. If we go for a walk and "breathe" air, we breathe someone's car fumes. It's awful. Morx's garden is beautiful, but not everyone lives near it. Fortunately, my parents-in-law are in a nearby village, and we go there from time to time. That's where I was literally born and I feel very good and very calm. I remember my childhood. I don't know what it will be like for future generations, I don't even think about it. Bulgaria is a country leader in air pollution, or it was only Sofia in particular, I will lie to you I do not know, but it is true and the news exploded last year with this news. There are far larger cities than Sofia with cleaner air.
It has nothing to say so much - obvious things that are felt are pointed out, it doesn't take much intelligence to realize them. But most people understand things a lot, but in theory. Specifically in this case, the author asks a rhetorical question and even at the beginning he says that he has not done it for years. Because it is very difficult to find time and go out to the park, or to spend Saturday and climb Vitosha. But as number 5 said ... It seems to me anyway that the author rather wants to focus on other things, such as having panic attacks and other problems. So he just throws them, so that if someone catches the rod and satisfies his hunger for attention :) His nature is far less of a problem, obviously. There are all kinds of people, everyone decides for himself what he needs. Some want malls and discos. Other mountains and parks. In the end, everyone does what they really want. And for the rest, just talk. PS Although the author is so naive that it is hardly worth explaining to him, but still - in the countryside people are often not "rosy" but with tanned faces, because they sit in the sun while working outside. Turn around a bit, to see, here you see you have understood some other, much more important things ...
The spread of chronic diseases is directly proportional to urbanization and environmental pollution. Elementary logic. And it is not a question of some "intimate" interaction with the trees (not that I exclude the existence of such), but simply of altered chemical, microbiological, etc. conditions of the environment that surrounds us. When you are in nature, you are in such conditions to which life has "adapted" 3, 5 million years, so moving away from these conditions leads to pathological consequences.