[21 Days of Green Living] Say thank you to the first tree you see

Say thank you to the first tree you see

Since the outbreak of the epidemic, the pace of life and habits have changed significantly, and it is also the beginning of many actions. At the beginning of the year, I implemented 21 days challenges for myself from time to time. Following the success of the 21-day no-drink plan, this challenge was initiated by Green Vine Vitality for 21 days of green life.

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I was rushing to check in this morning, thinking that my colleagues are going to take their temperature on duty, someone must stay in the office, and I was still hesitating whether to take the shortcut (grass) path (leather). ”, I thought to myself, “It’s over, shouldn’t it be my milk tea?” The milk tea seemed to be angry with me and protested that it took me so long to notice him, and my skirt and jacket were deliberately reminded and remembered by him, not much. Want to step forward again.

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After the fatigue bombing of the online meeting, I turned on the mobile phone message and suddenly ran out "21 days of green life", "Okay! Let him do it", so my first task today was to say thank you to the tree I saw. I suddenly passed a lot of trees at work, but which one is the first one? How to identify? I'm going to die. When I was walking down the stairs after get off work to make trouble with the Evergreen mascot pigeon, I walked over with the feeling that "C stopped the one in front of my position today" with the feeling that it was you (throwing the Pokémon ball).

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People passing by me always look at me two or three times. Our goddess secretary is still looking at what I am doing. I have already hugged the straight trunk and said to it, "Thank you for your company and protection." I don't know the species of the tree. From a distance, I think this tree is quite small, but when I actually hugged, I found that I couldn't touch my hands. The bark was very rough. It interacts with me in a way, but the gaps between its textures feel a deep force that grabs me tightly, which is unexpectedly not uncomfortable. I don’t know if it’s because of the weather changes, and nature has adjusted its own state during this transition. There is a damp smell of old books between the trees, and the land tends to be wet and soft when picked, but it is not annoying but makes me feel calm in between.

"My All Is Accepted" The Healing Psychology of Holding a Tree

Some studies have pointed out that hugging trees can relieve stress. It reminds me of a natural literature course in college. The professor led us to walk barefoot on campus. Some people found the process troublesome, and some people were afraid of unfamiliar touches, but I enjoyed it. That one, we walked on the wet grass, on the sidewalks mixed with stones, down the stairs with anti-slip lines, touched the floor that was lit by the east sun, and finally hugged the beautiful phoenix tree.

The land we step on has always given us a stable strength, but we are used to feeling the world through our eyes. Through hugging a tree and touching the land with bare feet, it carries everything I have, and accepts everything, including ourselves and others. mood.

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Thank you tree for blocking harsh sunlight, absorbing carbon dioxide, and releasing precious oxygen. In addition to thank you, you can also hug it and feel the energy of vitality. A tree can purify 12 kilograms of carbon dioxide a year, which is equivalent to the emission of a car driving 75 kilometers, and the vibrational substances contained in the tree can also bring you happiness; expressing gratitude is the beginning of a friendly environment___green Vitality.

Lord Shu protects us with his power! It makes me look forward to the next day's task tomorrow.

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Finally, recalling the story of Heshu today, it really gave him a little romance!