National simplicity day (Vapi)

National simplicity day

National Simplicity Day is celebrated annually on July 12. The holiday falls on this date every year to honor the birthday of Henry David Thoreau, who was born on this day in 1817. Thoreau lived a simple life in a natural environment away from the complications of a hectic life. History of National Simplicity Day Henry David Thoreau was born on this day in 1817, in Concord, Massachusetts, US. He was an American author, environmentalist, philosopher, naturalist, poet, historian, surveyor, and transcendentalist. He is also popular for his masterpiece ?Walden?, which is an outcome of his famous two years? stays at Walden Pond in 1845. The book is a reflection of his stay in isolation in the woods away from the hustle and bustle of life which went on to prove the author?s experiment that human beings can also stay alone in the wilderness without the need for technologies and trappings of modern life. As Thoreau himself said: ?As you simplify your life, the laws of the universe will be simpler.? The main motto of National Simplicity Day is to unshackle people from the complications and hustle and bustle of daily life. As much as technology has made our lives easier for us, it has also consumed us and created competition in all spheres of life ? comparing lifestyles, increasing the desire for accumulating more things, and the idea that everyone should be living an extravagant life. A simple life hardly gets the spotlight on social media. This is why National Simplicity Day emphasizes the importance of directing our focus internally and doing away with the unnecessary clutter in our lives. It is a chance to re-evaluate our needs and understand that ?less is more.? Present In recent years, the concept of minimalism has become widely popular. In some countries like Japan, people have started to understand that their lives can be much happier and less stressful if they get rid of items that don?t serve them any fulfilling purpose. Minimalism has spread to domains like fashion as well, where people are opting for timeless articles to create ?capsule? wardrobes, rather than hoarding fast fashion. National Simplicity Day is a chance to reflect and take stock of what we are filling our lives with. Those who celebrate this holiday take a step back and compartmentalize what they need and don?t need. There are no limitations to material possessions in this, inventory is also taken mentally and emotionally. Many people purge their belongings, discarding things they no longer need or clothing that no longer fits them. Contributions and donations are also made to Goodwill and other organizations. Tips to simplify the Life by Henry David Thoreau: 1.No need to complicate life, don?t have stress, dissatisfaction, and don?t be unhappy. 2.In fact, there are solutions to every problem. 3.Live for purpose. 4.Focus on the essential facts of life. 5. Discover what is important for you and make a list that will c