Two people observe a painting. The first person is knowledgeable about art and knows multifarious details about the painting; who painted it, when and where it was painted, to whom it was sold, where and for how much. They also know which school the artist studied at and what materials and techniques were used when creating the work. The second person knows none of these things; the second person just looks and embraces what the painting makes them feel.
How can someone be lonely with the amount of people that are in the world? It is possible that a person can live in a house full of friends or family and still feel isolated.
It is generally accepted that regular exercise is good for you. It wards off illness by building fitness and reinforces our immune systems - it's good for our heart, muscles, bones and brain.
The world rolls on and by and large it becomes more complicated. There is more pressure, less space, more impediments. Being on the cusp of your twenties is a period when young people need to have support and guidance on request, but instead for some it can seem as though they have entered a cauldron of inescapable strains.
