Take A Walk On The Grass

Take A Walk On The Grass

When is the last time that you took off your shoes and yours socks and you walked barefoot on the grass.  If you’re older than twelve I’m guessing it has been quite some time.  It’s funny, when we’re kids, if we see a mud puddle we JUMP right in it.  When we become adults we walk around the mud puddle.  Not only do we walk around the mud puddle…we complain about it! 

Stop complaining.  It’s not really serving you.  Start living.  Get outside and re-connect with our planet.  This isn’t some hippy dippy statement.  We (human beings) are electrical beings.  That’s right, we are electrical beings.  Electricity is constantly flowing through our bodies.   In fact, without electricity you wouldn’t be reading this post right now.  Without electricity running through your body your brain would cease to function. 

Sometimes we need to re-charge.  We need to “ground” ourselves.  One of the ways to do this is by getting outside and walking barefoot on the grass.  While you’re walking (barefoot of course) do some deep breathing – you’ll be accomplishing two things at the same time (there is nothing like multi-tasking when it comes to your health).  Walking barefoot on the grass will “ground” you, literally.  Doing this will help you release built up electrical energy that’s in your body.

As stated above, your entire nervous system is run on electrical energy.  Get walking, ground yourself, do your deep breathing, and make some positive changes in your life.  This doesn’t cost you a dime.  What have you got to lose?

Yours In Health!

G.E. Moon II

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25 Responses to “Take A Walk On The Grass”

  1. Octavio says:

    Gary,
    Funny enough, my mother who was from the country, taught me to walk in the grass early. Of course I didnt like it. It looked as being so poor. Now I do it in the sand every opportunity I go to the beach. Great post.
    Octavio
    Caramelos Publicitarios

  2. Sonya Lenzo says:

    Ooooh. It feels so good. I think this is how we were meant to walk.
    Sonya Lenzo
    http://sunnyincostarica.com/sanramonsharethewealth/

  3. I’m with Sonya. I LOVE walking barefoot on the grass and on the beach. Now I’ll muti-task and breathe deeply too, thanks for the tip!

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  4. Bryan says:

    This sound like one thing I can do for my health.

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  5. Jake says:

    This is something to do daily if possible. Getting out into the forest barefoot is the next step. Even if there were no health benefits, it’s worth losing yourself in the act.

    Experience The Power Of Russian Kettlebells

  6. Dan says:

    there is a great deal of scientific and anecdotal evidence that walking bare foot on the sand, grass or dirt is not only calming but greatly benificial to how the body chemically functions.

  7. Sabrina says:

    What a great suggestion! No wonder I was so happy as a kid. I still love feeling the grass under my feet.

    Sabrina Peterson, NASM CPT, CES
    Fat Loss and Fitness 101

  8. GReat … add “run through the sprinkler” and the fun is manifold.

    Lyle
    Fair Winds and Following Seas

  9. Shane Aric says:

    Its a funny thing… I just went out and did this! And it did my mind and body some good!….

    then I come back and the next thing I read is this Blog! Guess we are more connected than I thought!

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  10. Margit says:

    Hello Gary,

    It is very good to feel nature with bare feet, it is pleasure & beneficial. Europeans (especially Polish people) discovered this a long time ago. To focus on this is a great idea.

    Merci,

    Margit

  11. Be Happy Now says:

    I love being out in the morning when there is a bit of dew on the ground and walking on the grass. My feet are so happy.

    Yours In Health!

    Dr. Wendy
    Kettlebells, Chiropractic, and Back Pain

  12. Hi Gary,

    I love how you suggest walking barefoot directly on the grass is good for our reenergizing ourselves and grounding.

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  13. Gary, I do what I can to not wear shoes, I dont like them. I went barefoot all day and didnt even know you wrote this article.
    Scott Sylvan Bell
    Body language of negotiation
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  14. What a great question!
    What a great post! I love bare feet and natural earth!
    Looking forward to tomorrow!
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  15. Kevin Hogan says:

    Walking barefoot really is an amazing experience in a world full of shoes and keeping our bodies as far away from the ground as possible.

    Mark Hogan

  16. Trinidad says:

    What if we use those new silicone/neoprene socks to walk in cement, Is the same effect?
    Trinidad
    Memorias Pendrive

  17. Eva Palmer says:

    Hi Gary,
    I was thinking: I can’t wait till summer comes to go and walk barefoot on the beach…and then I asked myself: and why wait untill summer?? The weather is nice Now.

    Liberarse del Tabaco

  18. I LOVE this advice! I walk barefoot whenever and wherever possible. Believe it or not, it’s not been long at all since I’ve felt grass under my feet. The physical connection with the earth is important, as you’ve pointed out, and shouldn’t be underestimated.

    Cherie Miranda
    Meditation Helps Cancer Patients

  19. Gary,
    great suggestion and good for the energies coming from earth. I know an elderly man in my neighborhood. I see him every morning barefoot, walking and collecting empty bottles. I don’t know if he is homeless or just taking care of the environment, but he looks very healthy for his age.

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  20. Pat says:

    Barefoot – my feet LOVE the freedom. The hardest part of going to workis, having to wear shoes. 🙂

  21. Jc MacKenzie says:

    Timely advice. I get teased routinely because I hike in the mountains in moccasins [ “Doesn’t that hurt??”]
    Well, yeah a bit, but the connection is worth it.
    Not barefoot but close.
    Be Well.
    Jc

  22. Shane Aric says:

    I don’t know if I told you this yet but I was studying something called Sungazing.

    It is supposed to be pretty healthy and I have practiced from time to time.

    to get the best results (And to not burn out your eyes) You are supposed to gaze at the sun with purpose. you do this within 15 minutes of sunrise or 15 minutes before sun down. this is when the sun won’t damage your eyes.

    you start with 10 seconds and then add 10 seconds each day until you are at about 4 minutes.

    Apparently you get a wealth of benefits too long to list.

    One of the major things is contact with the Earth. Barefeet on bare soil is the best.

    Thought I would share in case it sparked an interest.

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  23. It’s been way too long since I walked barefoot outside. But I do remember those great summers as a kid running around in my bare feet in the grass. Always felt so wonderful.

    Michael
    Pete Smith Specialties

  24. Simple thinks that improve everyday life.
    Thanks – will make a point of doing more of walking on the grass!