The place of life is your source of life force. How to come to this

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People are amazing: they can catch a cold and end up in the hospital because of a light rain, or they can survive in the most severe conditions that humanity is experiencing very much.

We, the inhabitants of cities and villages, did not even dream of the trials that people face every day, being in different parts peace. Somewhere people suffer from a lack of drinking water, and precipitation fell last time a little less than half a century ago. Other inhabitants of our world are overwhelmed by cold winds and snow, tempering their character.

In these regions, you will be ridiculed for your complaints about the weather and stuffy buses. It is time to find out where it is most difficult for a person to live.

1. Coober Pedy, Australia

Everyone knows that in Australia anything that moves will try to kill you. In addition to these dangers, the region also has a very hot climate, especially in Coober Pedy, where about 1,500 people live. Being almost in the middle of the desert, Coober Pedy boasts an average annual temperature of about 40 degrees. The landscape also leaves a lot to be desired, with sun-scorched lands, orange sands and rocks reminiscent of the surface of the planet Tatooine.

Everything is so severe that many residents hide in special underground caves that have been adapted for life. What makes the locals stay on this land? Coober Pedy produces some of the world's finest opals (a mineral used to make jewelry) and many residents are employed in the industry and earn very good money.

2. Kandovan, Iran

Continuing the theme of strange dwellings, let's talk about Kandovan. Here people settled in hollowed-out cave houses that look like huge termite mounds. Some of these houses are about 700 years old! This is not your apartment from your grandmother in Moscow to inherit. Despite the difficult living conditions, local residents are not deprived of such benefits of civilization as electricity and the Internet. Apparently, the desire to watch cats on YouTube is too strong even there.

The climate here is quite suitable for a normal life, but there are other inconveniences. Since the houses were carved into the caves, the stairs and climbs are very steep. One wrong step can lead to a fall. The rooms themselves can be a real nightmare for people suffering from claustrophobia: low ceilings, miniature windows and doors, combined with narrow corridors, make this place not the most attractive place to live. If you are tall or overweight, then it is better to buy a ticket to another city, but here you have nothing to do.

3. Isertok, Greenland

The weather in Isertok will make you reconsider your views on the hearth and a blanket with a cup of tea, because the conditions here are one of the most extreme for life. Around this place there is no greenery and mountains, which means that the area is completely unprotected from the icy winds blowing through. People here are surrounded only by snow, gray rocks, cold bays and drifting ice that has become great place for the seal population in the region. The temperature is negative most of the year, reaching -45 degrees.

It is not surprising that today there are about 70 people in this region.

4. Citta di Castello, Italy

Even in the very heart of Europe, there may be a place where it is not so easy for people to survive. Castello is a small village with a population of about 150 people. The village is located at an altitude of 1452 meters above sea level, but what makes this place so extreme? The settlement is located in a place that is constantly flooded by rains and mountain mudflows. With heavy rainfall, the village turns into a huge lake. locals forced to put up with such conditions: the village is predominantly inhabited by old people who simply cannot afford to change their place of residence.

5. Atacama, Chile

Travelers describe this land as a place around which there is no vegetation, no birds, no animals. The harsh place, which last rained in 1971, can shelter only the most hardy and desperate people.

The only source of water that is available to the inhabitants is a stream seeping from the depths of the rock. But the problem is that this water contains large amounts of arsenic, which makes it undrinkable. Due to the combination of cold ocean currents and mountainous terrain, it is physically impossible for clouds to form over the desert, so it may not rain here for a hundred years. Because of this, Atacama gained fame as the driest place, because precipitation here is 10 times less than in Death Valley.

But it's not as hot here as it might seem. The average annual temperature is about 25 degrees. Local residents extract water with the help of special "fog eliminators", on the walls of which water condenses, which is quite suitable for drinking. Despite all the difficulties, people have adapted and learned to survive in such conditions.

6. La Rinconada, Peru

Exactly this high place on Earth, where people constantly live. At an altitude of more than 5,000 meters, about 30,000 people found their homes. But the city was formed in such a harsh place for a reason. Next to it is a gold mine, which stores incredible reserves of the precious metal. True, this mine does not promise enrichment for ordinary hard workers, and all profits go into the pockets of the owners. The miners have a very specific payment: for 30 days they work completely free of charge, and on the 31st, any gold mined by the miners belongs exclusively to them. But no one gives guarantees that the workers will be able to get at least something on this day.

7. Verkhoyansk, Russia

Verkhoyansk is a harsh city located in the very center of Siberia. It is located on the banks of the Yana River, which has been frozen for nine months. Today, about 1,500 people live in Verkhoyansk. Residents of the city see the Sun no more than 5 hours a day, and the temperature in winter ranges from -40 to -60 degrees. Today, the city attracts people with a special one: those who wish can experience all the “charms” of the climate in this region.

You must be the change you want to see in the world.

Mahatma Gandhi

Happy is he who is satisfied with his place of residence. But many do not like something: the environment, nature, climate.

Most people live with thoughts: “What difference does it make where, I still can’t change anything ...”.

With the development of transport mobility and the Internet, people are increasingly thinking about changing their place of residence.

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Beautiful pictures beckon, the stories of experienced people turn into a dream, but it often happens that moving does not help to find harmony in life.

In the new place, it turns out that there are also shortcomings, difficulties and difficulties.

What to do?

Put up with it or look for a new place to live?
Spend your life in search of an ideal or create this ideal for yourself?
Is it possible to make the place where you live source of life strength? And how to do it?

Let's talk about it today.

It so happened that I chose life in a small village. The village is beautiful, life is wonderful, but very different from life in big city where I spent most of my life.

At first, I rushed between the village and the city, getting inspiration in the city. And then travel became difficult, and I felt sad for old friends and for the opportunities that the Big City gave.

I realized that I have two paths - either I fall into a state of victimhood and slowly begin to hate the place that I myself have chosen for my life, or I go the other way.

I understood that the first path would lead me to the fact that anywhere in the world I would find flaws and would not be happy.

Therefore, for execution, I had only the second option.

I got acquainted with the people around me, with the Earth, with its cycles and gifts. I started thinking how can I be useful for her, what can I do to make life here better and more harmonious.

What facets should I discover for myself in order to love and accept her unconditionally.

From that moment another life began. I gave attention and energy to help the Place where I live.

I searched through Google and Facebook in search of local communities. I found some interesting resources dedicated to nature, animals, plants and environmental initiatives.

I met indifferent initiative people, and finally began to feel “at ease”.

I got on the road Guardian of the Place, deeply in love and peaceful, giving and receiving energy, support and care from the Place where I live.

How to turn a place of life into a source of vitality

Step 1. Discover where you live

The first thing to do is to understand that we live here and now.

There are seven billion people on Earth. Someone is in a big city, someone is in a small village. Someone spends their whole life where they were born, someone travels, moves and looks for their place in the sun.

Someone never travels outside their native country, while someone changes countries and cities.

We may someday have another home elsewhere, but for now we are where we are.

And it depends only on us whether we will feel that we live in a boring village or in a place filled with smells, sounds and energy.

Whether we spend our lives in a metropolis crowded with people and cars, or we rejoice that this is a point of cultural and historical heritage.

Only we can decide whether the place will draw all the juices out of us in response to our dislike and indifference, or we will allow ourselves to be filled with its energy and power, loving it with all our heart.

Step 2. Learn to see the beauty of the place

Beauty manifests itself in different ways: in natural phenomena, in people, in architectural monuments, in a variety of fruits on trees, in the power of rivers and mountains, in a funny drawing that turned out on a chipped asphalt.

You just need to want to see it and manifest it in your life. Even an industrial view at sunset can be beautiful.

I propose not only to see beauty, but also share generously her with those around her. Sing it by any means - words, poems, photographs, paints.

Step 3. Observe and connect with nature

You can see beauty only by observing, only raising your head to the sky and lowering it to the earth.

If you stop and listen, then you can notice a butterfly or a snowflake, a sparrow with a crumb in its beak, or an unusual pebble.

When you allow yourself to slow down and look around, you can feel the energy present in this place.

The more such connections occur, the more of this energy you pass through yourself, the more you connect with the place where you are.

You can do this in many ways, choose what you like:

Plant flowers or take care of the garden;
Grow vegetables or take care of the front garden at the entrance;
Observe the local flora and fauna, study migratory birds or the living world that lives under your feet;
Get acquainted with wild plants - herbs and plants, including edible ones;
Get to know the crystals and stones that are “found” nearby;
Watch for planets and stars, moon changes and change weather conditions and seasons.

And this is just the beginning of the list!

Step 4. Take care of the world around you

For the world to take care of you, you must take care of him.

Whether you live in a big city or a small village, pollution problems environment almost everywhere are very sharp.

Only in some countries the streets are clean and tidy, and garbage is collected and recycled for the benefit of the planet.

In most of the Earth, municipal governments are unable or unwilling to deal with this acute problem, and volunteer efforts are needed.

Any activity that you can do will be accepted by Gaia with love and gratitude:

Collecting garbage on the street near the house, in local parks and forests, separating it into recyclable and transferring it to special places for collecting garbage.
Promoting an environmentally responsible lifestyle.
Feeding birds and animals.
Caring for homeless animals.
Participation in voluntary fire fighting teams.

In the place where I live, there is a common practice of thrift stores where people bring unnecessary things and books, and volunteers who work there sell them for a nominal fee and donate the proceeds to charity.

Various projects appear in the world, the purpose of which is to help the local community or nature.

For example, the “Food is free” project, in which people share their own grown vegetables and fruits for free.

When there is a desire to help the planet and feel unity with it, then a huge field for ideas appears.

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Step 5. Thank the place you live

One of the simplest, but very effective practices - thanks to the place.

There is always a reason to be thankful for the place you live in. For rain, for snow, for warmth, for the chirping of birds, for a generous harvest, for a ray of sunshine or for a purring cat.

Feelings of gratitude and unconditional love raise our vibrations and, accordingly, change our lives.

Step 7 Connect the kids

Children are easier to adapt and get used to a new place and find friends. They also serve as a guide to new world for adults through school, kindergartens and endless walks.

Involve the children in getting to know the place. With them, it is much more fun and interesting to look for edible herbs and observe wildlife.

In addition, they can make cards for neighbors and acquaintances for the holidays, or share fruits from the garden with friends and acquaintances.

Teenagers are quite capable of organizing a garage sale of their toys and books that they have already grown out of.

Children are happy to join in cleaning up areas, especially if they are given cute gloves.

Of course, I get a little worried when my two-year-old son starts picking up broken glass on the playground to throw in the trash, but on the other hand, I hope this experience will instill in him the habit of cleaning up after himself and not littering.

In recent years, I have gained tremendous experience in interacting with the Earth.

Learned to identify wild edible plants and cook them. She prayed for the forest, when a strong fire blazed in the mountains before our eyes, and sent myriads of angels there to help people.

We are happy to communicate with neighbors and exchange crops and various goodies, we collect garbage on the territory without any problems national park and on nearby streets.

I don’t have questions - why the municipality or the government does not do this and that, I only have questions for myself: what I want and can do.

I live here, my children live here, I love this place and it accepted me.

And if in the future I want to move, I can do it with a light heart, because I know for sure that another love will be waiting for me ahead!

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