Why is travelling so important in life?
Turn your phone off, forget your mac, pack your bag and move, coz it’s one life, it’s now or never. Traveling is not just about going new places and posting on Instagram, making FB check-ins or updating your status. It is about the feeling of freedom from worldly pleasures, your professional shackles, the cobwebs of responsibilities which keep you occupied like as if that’s the only life you were meant to live, but my friend, that’s not true. Give yourself a break and explore what’s around.I love traveling and like any other Indian parent, my parents are concerned too, about the money I spend, the places I go and with whom I travel, But I still travel because it’s one life. I have not traveled a lot of places but enough of them to experience the silence of mountains, roaring of sea tides, the chilling water of waterfalls touching your bare feet, the mesmerizing beauty of clouded hill tops and the green fields of a distant village soaked in peace and serenity. This is where you might judge me as an unemployed girl with deep pockets, acting like a carefree soul. But that’s not what you think it is, I am just as anybody of you, who belongs to a middle-class family with shallow pockets, told to crack AIEEE, then went on to pursue engineering and now is a software developer in some lesser known firm, like any of you. It is about passion and determination. A lot of you mention these skills as your strength on your resume, highlighting in bold and caps, but do you really feel determined??? If you do then determine to explore places.The reason to travel is not just to go explore new places but to introspect yourself as well. You ponder over your thoughts and loosen up yourself, neither caring about the past nor the future. It’s the present what you live. To some traveling is just recreation and fun, but for others, it is when you feel yourself a free soul. Find who you really are and live for yourself instead of living for others.
Why do we feel tired after traveling?
I would add an additional suggestion here as to why we get tired when we travel - our body is continually trying to adjust the changing magnetic field around us. We didn't evolve moving 100s of km/hr and our top speed of walking meant that we never travelled vast distances without our body having time to adjust to the magnetic fields around us.We do have magnetite in our brains. It is was gives us a sense of direction. So our body is receptive of and maybe a transmitter of an electromagnetic field.I also suggest there is a build up positive ions in our body that leaves us fatigued. We travel in cars that are insulated from the ground by rubber tires and we fly in air planes that are not even touch the earth and the process of exchanging ions with the earth doesn't happen. There is now a growing body of evidence to support the concept of earthing and its benefits on our body. See this research http://www.earthinginstitute.net/?page_id=131Anecdotally, since I have started travelling with a grounding mat and spend time at my destination earthing, I have found that I recover much faster and have minimal jet lag.
Have shortness of breath? Please read and help?
Ok heres the details.18yrs old, no previous asthma or breathing diagnoses, no medications or problems. Moved into new apartment, noticed breathing difficulties i.e. shortness of breath about a week ago. Moved into new apartment about a month ago with brand new furnitute. Is it possible that its allergies as its more prevelant in my bedroom which seems warmer at night then the rest of the apartment? Also the shortness of breath doesn't seem too severe most of the time and seems to be on and off. No fever, no flu like symptoms. Made trip to ER had EKG, Blood work and chest x ray. All came up normal. I do smoke about a pack a day but it doesn't seem related. Only smoked for 2 years. Also notice some acid reflux like symptoms. Thank you
Do you like to travel? What do you like most about traveling?
Traveling is awesome! My favorite things to do. You get to see cool cities, different cultures, meet different people and experience different climates. I love to travel to different cities but I also love going out into more rural/suburban areas of different countries to get a more in depth feel of that particular country’s culture or way of life. I think being exposed to different cultures opens up your mind for the better, and gives you a better understanding of people. It also teaches a lot about yourself. I have a major sense of adventure and I'm always willing to try new things. Traveling gives me that opportunity.
Can we travel through aero plane while suffering from pericarditid?
i am having acute pericarditis and i got this disease 12 days before and i am still felling pain and shortness of breath, i want to go back to my home country. it requires 8 hours of air travelling to go back. so is it safe to travel through air. thanks
Is there a inexpensive way to volunteer abroad?
I love volunteering, especially with kids. I love traveling. I figured this would be a good way to combine the two. "Roughing it" accomodations are perfectly fine with me!