The spiritual challenge of skiing. I recently returned from a skiing holiday in New Zealand. Queenstown, to be exact. While I was away from my job as a psychologist on Sunday, is something that came across strongly to me is the challenge of skiing in mind. It is necessary to focus on timing and technique. I felt I was not even for one second, otherwise I would fall and came worse.

is the highlight of the week for me, by far, hiking and skiing, where I started with two friends. The afternoon of the second day of skiing we decided to walk on top of the highest mountains and ski powder snow, about 1K near the ski village. The bus will take us back. Very few people have tried this race like no seats, it is up to you to do the above. But I remembered it throughout the day and almost called me to do. That is my Everest. While I expect a physical challenge – it is that – especially the part of him walking. The hiking and skiing became more of a mental challenge. And by doing so – I get glare, especially during the walk. This is a case from one foot to the other mountain road. I could not afford, look down the mountain because it was too steep, or the way she wanted, or how on earth I’m going skiing, or the amount of energy I had. The focus of pure I need is rare – I can not afford mistakes. I was totally in the moment. I never was the amount of interest ever seen in my entire life. We have four breaks on the way to the top of the mountain, where we break the snow just as important as increasing cos he gave us a chance to get back physically and mentally.

Above, we have known for a few moments and a few pictures and I was on a video of a huge blast and we all look the same. This is to say the universe in such a way to go out there and stop.

The ski area is charming. I am very careful not to make mistakes in deep snow. But I am also very excited by aware’m experience and especially see it as a task to complete and verify.

At the foot of the hill after the race he was pure excitement when I found my two friends. I know almost two days, but today, I felt like I really got a bond with them and they just know better, if only very few words are used. It is quite, quite fun.

And it challenges the concept of skiing.