I agree with you the digital age has rubbed us off some goodness like enjoying nature and its beauty, but I still enjoy that once in a while especially when I am overwhelmed or stressed, it's good to take some time off to allow the body and mind repair and then come back rejuvenated.

You are right about the digital world we are now. It gets depressing sometimes, especially for us that depend on it. And I love this part about nature.

>*I always feel like I am chasing the feeling of mystery and wonder.*

I feel this every time I go out and watch the wind move. It is fascinating. A mystery that keeps my once stuffed up mind filled with energy and curiosity. 

In a bid to be familiar with the artificial world, we have neglect the natural world and this has made us to downplay the importance of nature to our existence 

I totally agree with you.  That is part of the reason that my wife and I go camping so much each summer.  It just give us the chance to connect with nature and kind of re center ourselves.  Even when we go on non camping trips, we try to add some elements of nature into it.  Our trip to Hocking Hills a couple years ago was a perfect example.  So many trails to hike and wonderful things to see.  It was so refreshing!

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Sounds like your childhood was a lot like mine. Replace Atari 800 with Commodore 64, but otherwise I was the same on both ends, playing on computer and taking things apart to learn how they worked like my grandpa's radios, and riding my bike for hours outside until it got dark and the streetlights came on. Good times. 

I hear you about the lack of connection to nature and the other problems brought on by technology these days. I love getting away from it all, either camping or just taking a walk. It always heals my mind and makes me feel better. 

Going to a place with a natural view and walking is its own pleasure, one forgets the worries of his life and enjoys the nature, and the way we see in the pictures, this place is more beautiful in reality.

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I do that a lot of times. I go on strolls when I can but when I can't, I luckily have a large backyard where I can just get lost in my gardens and have the breeze envelope me. It's beyond therapeutic and I enjoy the fact that in that moment, the rush of life and technology is forgotten.

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Your point about the importance of taking breaks from the digital world and spending time in nature is spot on.

Spending time in nature can also help to boost our mood and creativity, People who spend time in nature are happier, healthier, and more productive. 

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I couldn't agree with you more! I was on the Atari and Nintendo as well, but spent  hours a day outside. I grew up at the foothill of a mountain and we were always hiking, climbing tress, building tree houses (very poorly usually), but it was the 1980's! Children today aren't allowed those kind of freedoms like we used to have.

Escaping the digital world and taking time in nature is a must. People weren't meant to work in cubicles and stare at screens all day. It's no wonder depression is such a rampant problem in the world today.

Thanks for the great post! I hope everyone remembers to take time to walk and meditate. It makes all the difference in the world.