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Come to think of it, think about all the problems in your life and all the things that stress you out. All of people's problems, and all of that. Will it even be a problem in a day, 10 days, or a year away? Getting out in nature can really help you put your problems in perspective. It may consume you all day, one problem or issue but once you get out there and pull yourself away into a realm where you are surrounded by things that have been there for thousands, even millions of years, it really puts people's problems where they belong. I just don't care about most of the world's issues, that is not for me to solve. Nor is it my place to do anything on that. I have my own path to walk, and my own life to live.
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Well said.
The world has many problems. Some are personal and they'll be settled before you know it; you might even look back and laugh. Other problems have existed long before you were born and may continue to exist long after you're gone. We can all do our best to make the world a better place, whatever way you think it takes to achieve that. However, we should also take time to just enjoy it and make the most out of life for ourselves. What's the point of having the gift of existence if we can't enjoy it every once in a while?
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