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We feel a special connection to some places. But what does that actually mean? And how does such a relationship differ from one with a person? Wheel of Fortune Exercise: Inner Developmental Goals 3 - RELATIONSHIP As humans, we are born in need of help. Other living beings are capable of survival from birth; we depend on other people to feed us or protect us from cold and heat. And we organize the world so that it benefits and protects us. The fact that we are social, intelligent, and adaptable beings is our recipe for success. Living together is (not) a stroke of luck. Look for examples from your own life where this coexistence works well. And consider how the attitudes and feelings below contribute to this. (1) Appreciation Approach others and the world with a fundamental sense of appreciation, gratitude, and joy. (2) Connectedness A strong sense of being connected to or part of a larger whole, such as a community, humanity, or a global ecosystem. (3) Humility Being able to act in accordance with the needs of the situation without concern for one's own importance. (4) Empathy and Compassion The ability to treat others, oneself, and nature with kindness, empathy, and compassion, and to cope with the associated suffering.

Well suited for local recreation.

Very nice park with lots of benches. Turtles cavort around 🌞 on 🌳 trunks

Simply beautiful view of this landscape. Even if created by human hands, just stop, pause.

You come from the nature reserve Koelscher Wald, a path leads between the two beautiful city ponds in the adjacent city park. Nice route.

Bottrop city ponds, located in the city garden/Köllnischer Wald. Nice to sit on a bench and watch birds. From there towards the north only forest.

The city pond was created after the French occupation in 1924/1925 The fighter of the Freikorps Löwenfeld in Bottrop in 1920, Schageter, was executed as a freedom fighter during the French occupation of 1923-1925. He was made into a national hero. The ponds in Bottrop's city park were named after him and had that name until the 1970s. The honor has a tradition in the Ruhr area.

Very crowded on the weekends