Yep, this blog is all about touching grass… for some is unexistence but it keeps the ecosystem running. Outside is a magical place, walking 3 miles and watching different type of birds, land, and peace within you. You might’ve walked in a park and feel more relax then before thinking to yourself, “Wow I should’ve thought this before my emotions get to me.”
Going outside can be terrifying (if your live in a bad area) but if your in a suburb is super peaceful. You won’t hear bombs going off, or death, nor screaming, nor dangers around, just nature speaking to each others: Birds chirping, cute bunnies hopping around, leaves falling, flowers blooming, insects eating fruits, there’s nothing like it like nature. Outside is a magical place.
Buddhism and Nature
I studied a bit of Buddhism during my time and I loved the concept of Buddha and his inner feeling of calminess and connecting w/ nature. emphasizes a respectful and non-aggressive relationship with nature, viewing it as both a source of sustenance and a reflection of our own inherent nature. They believe in recognizing humans are part of nature, and depends on it encouraging simple lifestyle unlike the western world that minimizes harm to the environment, prioritizes well-being for everybody.
I mean look at Buddhist mental thinking. THey don’t feel angry, or hate, nor a negative thoughts on their minds. they’re simply just chilling. No Stress, no harm, just peace within. Life is complicated but don’t always back upon the negative, look after the positive and you will feel peace inside of you. “Outside is a magical place”
Discovering the Magic and Peace of the Outdoors
Have you ever stepped outside and felt an instant sense of calm wash over you? Maybe it was the gentle rustle of leaves, the warmth of sunlight on your skin, or the cheerful song of a bird nearby. The outside world has a unique way of offering peace and a touch of magic—if only we pause to notice.
In our fast-paced, screen-filled lives, it’s easy to forget how soothing the natural world can be. But science and experience agree: spending time outdoors reduces stress, boosts mood, and helps us feel more connected—to ourselves and to the world around us. Whether it’s a quiet park bench, a winding forest path, or your own backyard, these places invite us to slow down. The simple act of breathing fresh air, watching clouds drift by, or listening to the wind can ground us in the present moment, dissolving worries and tension. Outside is a magical place
Cool Tutorials:
How to Find Your Own Outdoor Peace and Magic
1. Seek Out Quiet Spaces: Find a spot that feels inviting—a park, a garden, a balcony with plants, or even a cozy corner of your yard.
2. Engage Your Senses: Notice the colors, textures, and sounds around you. Feel the grass under your feet, listen to birds, inhale the scent of earth and flowers.
3. Be Present: Leave your phone inside or put it on silent. Let yourself simply be, without distractions.
4. Create Your Own Magic: Bring a book or a journal, have a picnic, or set up fairy lights for an evening under the stars. Try outdoor yoga or meditation to deepen your sense of calm.
5. Invite Others: Sometimes, sharing the outdoors with friends or family makes it even more special. Plan a stargazing night or a sunrise breakfast together.
Touching Grass Tutorial
go out and touch some grass bczzzzzzz outside is a magical place on earth 😉
