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Halts overstimulation
Whether we are blinking our eyes, moving our fingers, walking to work, maneuvering the cars, everything has those sensory stimuli that our brains need to process now and then. Being around water keeps our brain relaxed and calm. Your senses are being put to rest by having little stimuli to process.
Staring calmly by the sea simply lets less information coming in. Even when you are just looking towards the horizon can make you feel at peace. Compared to a busy street or even just by being inside your room, you are constantly receiving various sensory stimuli which keep your mind in chaos sometimes.
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