Posted March 25, 2016 (edited) The other day, I was wondering around Tokyo, and came randomly upon the second floor of a complex. On this floor, once you went past the bustling restaurants, there was a rather spacious plateau, with freshly laid grass and not a soul insight. It was 7pm, and I was still in my work clothes. The gates to the lawn were closed but I snuck past them anyway. The sounds of the surrounding city echoed in the air, and the cool breeze carried a certain freshness that you don't normally find on the ground. I decided to meditate, because "hey, why not", and settled down next to a small wooden pillar, sticking out from the grass. After about an hour of meditating, (there were insects coming and going and I was doing my best to let it all be), I touched my face and feel that there are now about 6 or 7 bites present compared with the hour before.. Of course, I don't really care what I look like or if I get a few bites here and there but this got me thinking... nature is a great place to meditate, but where does one draw the line and say "this place is too dangerous to meditate"? For example, I wouldn't be keen on meditating in the amazon rainforest... Edited March 25, 2016 by TwoDays Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted March 28, 2016 it indeed it good for u get fresh air into your system buddy Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
