“Do you feel something when you touch a tree, when you sit on a field of grass, when you put your hand inside the water in the river, when you look at the sky during the day and during night, when the wind blows at us, when you look at your fellow human beings and animals and see a vast universe in them....When you stand in the middle of nowhere and feel life,if whenever you do any of these actions and you feel tingling up your chest then be glad.Very few people feel it today in this fast life..... You are a very special kind of a human being who is not caged.Make sure you don't forget to feel.”

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