"WHAT MAKES ME FEEL HAPPY AND PEACEFUL?" Part 3

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Welcome to Prithi’s blog. This is my next blog, What Makes Me Feel Happy and Peaceful? Part 3 Let’s get into the topic.

"WHAT MAKES ME FEEL HAPPY AND PEACEFUL?"

Part-3

In Part I, I shared about the evening sunset and how it makes me feel better, and in Part 2, I discussed the night sky, the moon, and the stars. Let’s see what I’m going to share in Part 3.

I'm going to share one of my favorite things that is lovely and has to do with nature since it makes me feel good right now.

My weekday routines will consist of sitting in front of my computer and working from Monday to Friday. waking up, eating, working, riding to the office, and sleeping. These are my weekday life cycles. And, yay, my weekend has arrived! My weekend starts tomorrow.

I wish we could all experience this. On weekdays when I'm attending school, I typically feel exhausted and sleepy. Oh no, please don't wake me up at 7:30 in the morning. I have the impression that the entire night has passed me by in a matter of minutes. Yet, on the weekends, I would wake up around 6:00 a.m. in the morning, and I don't feel sleepy. I watch cartoons or listen to music. I think you will also have come across this situation. That continued in my college days, and now in my work life too.

It’s an early morning on Saturday, around 6 a.m., when one bright light hits my face. I was searching for my phone to see the time, even though I have a wall clock in my room.

 After 10 minutes, I get out of bed, followed by my favorite but unhealthiest morning ritual: having my morning coffee, which I generally take my morning coffee in bed, but on Saturdays, I will have it in front of my house, sitting on the steps.

I walked upstairs with my coffee to watch the sunrise as the morning light was gradually getting stronger. The sun has begun to rise in the east, and the dim night light is gradually giving way to bright morning brightness. All birds make sounds, including hens, sparrows, cuckoos, and peacocks.

I went and sat near my garden plants. Take a deep breath and talk to plants.

Everyone has a close friend with whom they can communicate all of their feelings, whether happy or sad. Similarly, I have those buddies as well, but sadly, they aren't people because they are living objects and can sense our emotions. If we closely watch them, we can also feel their interaction.

Oh, sorry, I'm taking this deeply and covertly. This won't come as much of a surprise. Okay, the only living things there are are the plants and flowers in my gardens. They are the only people to whom I will reveal all of my secrets, whether I am furious, sad, or joyful. Yep, they are my type of wired friends. I know you will all think I'm mad, but that’s true, dude, because plants can hear us.

If my day were really horrible, I would want someone to listen to my thoughts while I sob, or I might want to tell someone about a good day I had. My garden plants are the only ones that will respond to me at times. Don't you think that plant will speak, dude? Ha! No, they won't talk with us, give us hugs, or dry our tears. But you will feel like they are listening to us.

I'll tell you what I used to do: I would sit close to any of my plant, touch their leaves, and talk to them. Those plants move slightly in the wind, and I can tell they are responding by the movement of their leaves.

You can also try this way. If no one is present to hear you when you want to express your emotions, Simply approach any plant, sit calmly, take a deep breath of fresh air, and talk to them. Don’t think about what others will see while you are talking to a plant; don’t even care about them; just be relaxed and speak to the plants. You will definitely feel relaxed.

I hope this will help you, and this is my way of making myself happy and peaceful.

 Happy reading!!!