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    By Siân McQuillan02/05/2023Updated:02/05/2023No Comments4 Mins Read
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    It happens every day, but for some reason, watching a sunset feels like a brand-new experience every time. There is truly no better way to bring the day to a close.

    Have you ever watched the sun go down at the end of a stressful day and been overcome with a feeling of relaxation and serenity that washes all your troubles from the day away? If so, stick around as we reveal the top five reasons why watching sunsets is intensely calming.

    Witnessing the sunset has plenty of benefits, aside from making a pretty epic photo for the ‘gram. So, next time you see the sky light up in shades of red and orange, head to a vantage point to witness something truly magical.

    5. Spending time in nature is great for your mind – get some fresh air and feel connected to the world around you

    Spending time in nature is great for your mind.
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    Spending time outdoors, feeling the wind on your skin, taking in all the smells of nature around you, and embracing just how beautiful the world is is great for your mind.

    Simply existing for a moment reminds you that you’re alive, you matter, and everything will be okay, no matter what you have going on in your life.

    In modern society, many of us spend most of our time indoors looking at screens. This can make our world feel small and restricted, making our problems seem much bigger than they probably are in the grand scheme of things.

    Heading out to watch the sun go down gives you a reason to get outside and disconnect. And luckily for us sunset chasers, it just happens to be one of the most beautiful times of the day. Spending time outdoors watching sunsets is a great way to put things into perspective.

    4. It can bring a sense of togetherness – a shared experience with friends or strangers

    Top 5 reasons why watching sunsets is intensely calming.
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    If you head to a well-known viewpoint, you will likely not be the only one taking the time to watch the sun go down. Offering epic views, plenty of people take the time out of their day to witness the sunset.

    Even if you’re on your own, watching the sunset is often an experience shared with strangers, which can bring a sense of collective enjoyment and togetherness. So, if you’re feeling lonely, make some time to get outside and watch the sun go down.

    3. It will bring a sense of gratitude – helps you feel thankful for the Earth and the life you’re living

    It will bring a sense of gratitude.
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    One of the reasons why watching sunsets is intensely calming is because they can fill you with a sense of gratitude. We spend so much of our time taking our lives and the Earth for granted and wishing we had something more or something different.

    However, slowing down to watch the sun go down at the end of the day can fill you with an appreciation for what you have, that you get to witness this beautiful scene, and that you’re alive.

    As you watch the sun set, you’re reminded that you managed to make it to the end of another day and that everything will be okay.

    2. Sunsets can make you feel inspired – taking in the beauty of nature can bring creative inspiration

    Top 5 reasons why watching sunsets is intensely calming.
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    There’s a reason sunsets feature so often in paintings, literature, movies, music, and other forms of art. They are one of the many beauties nature provides, and taking in the colours of the sky and Earth at this magical moment can have an intensely calming effect on the brain.

    Witnessing a sunset is a timeless and powerful experience that can help rid you of distractions and feel inspired to create something just as beautiful.

    1. They encourage you to slow down – escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life

    It encourages you to slow down and escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
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    We live in an incredibly fast-paced society that always sees us rushing from one place to the next, looking for the next thing, and struggling to keep on top of our busy lives.

    Taking a moment to stop and watch the sun go down at the end of the day is an important reminder to just breathe and take in what is happening right in front of us in the present moment.

    By encouraging us to slow down, stop, and simply exist, watching sunsets can be an intensely calming experience.

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    Siân McQuillan is a writer and travel lover from County Down, Northern Ireland. With a BA in English and History and an MA in Media and Broadcast Production from Queen’s University Belfast, Siân has gained extensive knowledge and experience writing across various forms of media. A travel lover, Siân can be found either out exploring new places around Ireland and the world or writing about her experiences of travelling and visiting new places. She recently wrote her first travel guide, The Ultimate Guide to Dublin, to share her love for Ireland’s capital city and offer some insight into all the things you need to see and do, places to eat and stay, hidden gems, and more.

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