Cruise into healthy consciousness

[Debrinbruin]

I am opening this generalized discussion on the mental and physical health benefits of leisure travel and seeking adventure in the laid back atmosphere of cruising.

[KalHyahDelo]

Ok, Man,  I would love to take this Dudeist Monk’s Journey out to the world via a 66 ft Gunboat.  I just need 6 million to get started.  Know of a cash machine that could help.  Hay if I can dream, dream BIG.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ML6qWqJJ9u0

[JoeyJoeJoe]

I find great comfort in cruising. If I’m having a particularly trying day, I will just hop in my car and go. I live in the city so it’s harder to cruise without having to stop. Growing up in the country was great. I could drive for hours without having to stop. Now I just do a huge loop around my city and take in the lights. Helps calm me down.

[pork78]

For me, a nice long leisurely solo bike ride really helps me re-center. I live out in the sticks, so that helps. Experiencing the beauty of nature while exercising is very zen for me.

[Colberto]

I was just going to make a post titled “Ride to Abide” 🙂 whether car or, also in my case motorized bicycle, it’s so good to just go on a ride. Good way to analyze and reflect, or zone out and just take it easy 🙂 man.

[Troy Carroll]

I usually like to load up into my Jeep and head out into the wilderness. My mental & emotional needs determine where I go. Mountains, Beach, Desert…. I have discovered that if one is feeling overwhelmed or over loaded then the desert absolutely help with centering & resetting. Where as if one is feeling underwhelmed or drained the mountains are the place to be. But this may only apply to me. Each Dude is their own Dude.

[TravisBishopBand]

Always used to throw the earbuds in with some super mellow chimes or meditation tracks, self-medicate a bit, and just walk around the neighborhood. I’d get 6-7 miles in before I really had a thought. Walking meditation is a great way to unplug, man.

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