It’s not for everyone, but everyone should try it at least once. Confronting fears of being alone, isolated, and not knowing your surroundings can be horrific, but ultimately life-changing and mind-expanding.
I enjoy experiencing life through my own eyes. This is the only way to travel, for me. I’ve been many places throughout the U.S. on my own. I’ve yet to get to Europe solo, which is my next big project. It’s thrilling to think about!
laughinglotus's Life List
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1. Go back to school for nursing
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2. spin records
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3. Learn Kung Fu
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4. Go skydiving
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5. bathe in the Ganges
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6. complete yoga teacher training
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7. Learn Kalari (Kalaripayattu)
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8. pack for summer vacation
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9. Live in France
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10. go to France
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11. learn to shoot a handgun
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12. go to Switzerland
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How I did it
Recent entries
Travelling Solo
1 month ago
Classes in Minneapolis at Pangea World Theater.
http://pangeaworldtheater.org/performances/kalaripayattu-classes/
training is all about disciplining the physical body and attaining mental balance. Many movments are similar to those practiced in Yoga, with a focus on self-defense and increased energy and stamina. Pangea World Theater is one of the few institutions in the U.S. that offer training in this unique art form. All age groups and ability levels
Benefits:
Discipline, Form, Memory, Physical Health,
Energy and stamina, Mental Focus, Self-defense skills and techniques, Balance
