WALKING: A THERAPY IGNORED

Source: dumblittleman.com

Walking, cycling, flying are all modes of transportation but the best of all is walking. Walking is one of the easiest forms of therapy many people might wonder if the owners of Johnny Walker would not want to use their beverage to do the same thing. Walking brings with it a lot of observations but it is not just anyone who can really walk. Real walking can be compared to having a book in your hand, there are three things involved you can skim, read through or learn it in order to capture what goes on in the book and that it is the productive part.

Walking has with it a lot of pleasure as it can give you so many things if you decide to skim through the society, read through but get time to learn as in observation by walking where you walk and the number of moments that you witness as you pass by. One day I was walking down the street when I saw two human beings, putting my spectacle on, I saw man and a woman standing down but as I finished my meeting and tread the path again, the two human beings being man and woman have turned into one. I was devastated and that’s the thing that occurs when you are walking by a clear observation.

Sometimes walking is best felt at night when the clouds get together and you can hardly see the traces of thousands you see during the broad day light. It becomes very difficult if you are not that strong you would be forced to tears. As others are relaxing in bed, people reading their books and others having a cup of coffee to warn them up for a romantic night, people lay down their mats. It is strange how things are because most people do not use alarms but have autosuggested to themselves that they would wake up an hour and half before day breaks.

Walking can make you worthy of yourself and it can elevate you to the status of a genius. Sometimes you realize you are not poor at all and people’s problems are many but they smile, dance, argue and fight with each other till they also relapse and rest at their small rooms. Walking shows how the real world feels like, because walking is cold, warm and slowly depicts the other parts of emotional facets of real human life. For once, I am not a big fan of alcoholic beverages, but I would want to go with Johnny Walker, Keep Walking.