Don't stop knowledge on yourself.
On difficult parts of the trail, the group, as a rule, follows each other. The one who goes first is obviously more attentive, because he is the first. Therefore, he notices more. Dangers, interesting things, nuances of the trail. Pass it on to the next. Audibility due to the force of the wind is poor, within one or two people.
And then it is interesting.
Each next participant passes information through himself, uses it and decides whether to transfer it further. When it's just an observation, it's okay. But when the safety of passing a part of the trail depends on this, it is a completely different matter.
Stopped knowledge on yourself - others will suffer. Or rediscover it again.
And also good form on the trail is the rule - you walked by yourself, make sure that the next one passed safely. If necessary, help. And so along the chain.
That is, it seems that everyone is on their own, but everything depends on everyone.
At Open yoga university (MOYU ), we are taught not to restrain ourselves from the knowledge of yoga, which can reduce the suffering of other living beings. And here it's not even about the fact that selfishness is ugly. Just from the degree of suffering of the people around you, a lot depends on your life. It's not always obvious, though.
That's on the trail as well.
