To move from one place to another while observing and moving requires a lot of work. Whether we travel physically or metaphorically, our senses grow more sensitive to our surroundings. Moving establishes a special link between ourselves and the outside world that enables us to view and understand things in new ways.

During this journey, our mood, pace, and focus all have an impact on what we see. There could be a sense of urgency and a focus on getting there soon while moving more quickly, like when jogging. When in this state, we may see more swiftly and focus attention on significant landmarks or intriguing objects first. A slower pace, such as walking, promotes a stronger connection with the environment. By focusing on the colors, shapes, and textures of the surroundings, we have the opportunity to get lost in the small details.

The sense of mobility and observation that comes with traveling includes not only our immediate surroundings but also the way of our thinking. Our thoughts and feelings may change when we travel due to the changing environment, our interactions with other people, and the journey itself. This interaction of external and internal observations enhances and enriches our experience as a whole, impacting how we view the journey and leaving a lasting effect on our memory.