Recently I was traveling in a train for a long distance, it was a 24 hours journey (fairly long in all sense).
Though the journey was long and tiresome but it gave me a blessing in disguise – DIGITAL DETOX.
Nevertheless it was a forceful one to start off and during initial hours due to bad network reception at times it was sort of frustrating. But slowly I started enjoying this phase of having no network range where I was getting no unwanted calls, notifications or an urge of browsing and slowly this lead to a sense of soothing and relaxation period of time which I had been longing for quite some time.
So overall as I said earlier, it proved to be a blessing in disguise
Well in this world on WEB/Internet, we need let loose and definitely seek for some Digital Detox
PS : Now, we all can do this by switching off the cell/data but out of habit we keep turning it on. and stay glued in this digital world.
©Sajal Gupta – 23.12.2018

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Great post right sometime we need to free from the mobile network
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Thanks a lot Sara..Do share this with all your friends!
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I agree with you!🙂
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Yeah we all need this at some stage,!!
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I get this through the act of meditating, it is very overlooked
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That’s a great effort . We all need it at some stage
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This is actually a great idea… Thanks for sharing this post..
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Welcome chiru!!
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Yes..in train journey right now’..same feeling.
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I can sense déjà vu
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I love not being able to be connected!
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That’s amazing it’s the need of hour
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Thanks
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Sounds like something I need.
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🙂 Yes go get it!
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We’ll see whether or not it actually happens (LOL).
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🙂
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Happy Feelings!
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Thanks a lot
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An excellent idea. I do this only when I travel, but it is very freeing. It is strange how much modern life has become a burden. Our phones are almost like shackles.
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Absolutely correct..Shackles.
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Digital detox is an amazing experience and today’s circumstances have made it difficult for us not to be glued to our gadgets. A much needed post.. 👍☺ I’ve also written something on this topic and here’s the link to my post. You might want to give it a read if interested ☺.
https://atara07.wordpress.com/2018/06/05/what-have-we-come-to/
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Thanks Atara… Yours is also awesome posts…You can reblog my article of you want!
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I’ll do that if I want to. Keep writing more awesome posts.. ☺👍
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Great
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Yes must have been such a great exp
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Truly it was.
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This is such a great idea! Do you mind if I share this and your blog on my ” Blog & Bloggers Thursday”?
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It will my pleasure and honor 🙂 Please go ahead.
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I love to disconnect at times. Pure silence. It happens during travels when I use my phone only for clicking pictures. And I love being in that zone,not checking social media, news or attending calls. Rejenuvating😀
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Well..Thats must be a commendable job looking at today’s lifestyle!! Kudos 🙂
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The digital lifestyle is so addictive
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True! Harmful though
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Your post reminds me of one of my journey by train .. initially even I was checking my phone now and then and hoping for some good internet connection .. but then as the train was into the woods .. I totally forgot about the digital world and enjoyed the scenery .. all this reminds me of childhood days ..😃
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🙂 Yes same same 🙂
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😃
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Great post!
I have nominated you for sunshine blogger award..check out!
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True.. Train Travel to Agra ha…
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Yes…I guess I made sense.?
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Totally
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🙂
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