Nature: How it heals and inspires?

No matter what way the life is on, there is always something that comforts us. The incredible beauty of the nature is there to provide the peace to a raging soul. We can always turn to its allure to seek for the comfort to our senses and soul. 
I strongly believe in the ‘healing power‘ of the nature that can heal the wounds to our struggling minds. Yes, it certainly has some healing power. Whenever I feel an unease, I would take a stroll in the garden and observe all the little green plants and the vibrantly colored flowers. And my mind appears as unwilted as them because what we see and sense is reflected on to our mind.

The other thing to add to the magic is the inspiration that the natural surroundings provides in infinite ways. So, when my dreams seem to be a little hazy and the passion cools down, I go out to stare at the sun that radiates beautiful colors before setting down and vanishing. The sunset is one the most ravishing sight one could witness.

One good practice that I have come across in order to keep myself moving forward on the path I am meant to be, and work whole heartedly towards it is to give myself a little time every day. How often do you do it?  Here’s the way:
Go to some quiet place( a place with natural surroundings is preferred), and in that calmness, think of your mind to be at peace. Then ponder on all the thoughts that come across your mind as thoughts are sure to shower in. Think about yourself, what you did the whole day and what are you going to do. Are these things worth doing or do they help in anyway? What goals you are after, think about deadlines or the work you must complete. Abstain from the redundant and insignificant thoughts. Encourage yourself and inspire yourself as I really believe, ‘only you can inspire yourself the most.’

To add to the beauty of the natural surrounding and how they help us, I have crafted a poem:

Nature renders comfort to the soul
as the mellow wind taps against the skin
the lurking hope begins to be seen
the calmness that seems to be a kin
behold the sunset shedding the shades of light
a tint of orange to radiate the bliss
purple to immerse the sight in grandeur
the scarlet that spreads a lovable kiss
Though darkness will emerge eventually
but imprint of colors will never fade
as long as we could savor the benediction
and blessings of goodwill falling in cascade.