Bikesh Deshar

I Am Not The Only Traveler I am not the only traveler, Who gets lost in a world brimful of sights unseen. I search for the winding path anew To see the world unfold. I am not the only traveler, Who sees the world this way. There is a place--- Where I bring my mind into the state of calm. I am not the only traveler, Who wanders in the kingdom of great unknown. I make my way on my own two feet to a place, Where I release my mind from its grasping. I am not the only traveler, Who leaves home for the open air. I follow my young heart to a place, Where I loosen up my mind into the true nature of mind. I am not the only traveler, Who brings the scattered mind mind back home. Then, I realize, how much I enjoyed being present at there With a good heart and forever will be.

To walk in the woods is to celebrate our evolutionary heritages as they stimulate our thinking. They deepen our understanding and we should appreciate them for that. Moreover, walk in the woods plays a significant role as it encapsulates our struggles that one need to go through in order to better themselves. Spending time in the woods isn't just pleasant, it is significantly restorative. If you back in history, then you would understand how important is walking!? Our forefathers used to walk for days to get basic needs. They used to walk for days to get education. They used to walk for days carrying sick people to the health post. Now, freedom from walking has been craved. Only few unfortunate ones are forced to walk. The history of walking is now paradox. It is so called an integral to human development. The walking habit is ceased abruptly. Walking is an analog in this digital world. However, it is more profound too. People choose to ...