Cruising On My Couch in the Philippines

Cruising On My Couch in the Philippines

I feel free when I am on that brink between exhilaration and contentment. I feel joy when I walk that less than an inch slippery rope under the sheeting rain. I feel excitement when I climb that blue roped wall with splinters cutting through my skin. I feel elated when I am up on air, … Continued

An Overdose on Natural Freedom in the USA

An Overdose on Natural Freedom The clearest way into the universe is through the forest wilderness. “ James Muir must have been the smartest human on earth”. He seems to have deeply understood what it means to be consumed by the natural forest. I was married in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. Personally, I … Continued

Where Nature Exhibits Excellence!

It was mid-noon. We were following Alakananda upstream through a bare stony trajectory; a six kilometers trek to Vasudhara falls. Clouds were protecting us from sun. Small grass flowers were greeting with smile. No other tourist to accompany, till we were enjoying our walk. The environment was calm, cool and dry. No greenery was there … Continued

Simplicity Is an act of Bravery in the Philippines

Simplicity Is an act of Bravery in the Philippines I’m the kind of person who gets conscious a lot and the one that hide herself on the background by wearing or doing something that no one else would notice. At first I thought I would just send my picture wherein I stood on the edge … Continued

The Bits and Pieces Tour, Greece

Hot dust at my feet, hazy valley behind me, I trudge up the hill. Fuchsia wildflowers cling to the rocky ground, struggling to survive in arid conditions. The rest of my group has scattered over the hillside, some already walking to the nearby (air conditioned) museum. Sweat drips down my back and I drink the … Continued

A new first for me in Argentina

Picture this – an 8 hour hike all by yourself, but literally all by yourself. Not another human being to be seen the entire time. All I had for company along the way was a skunk, some woodpeckers and a lot of cows! Backpacking around South America for 9 months was a dream of mine … Continued

The Siberian Syndrome in the UK

Bob Dylan sang ‘You Gotta Serve Somebody’. John Lennon, offended by Dylan’s subordination retorted immediately with ‘You Gotta Serve Yourself’, Well, actually I think they are both kinda wrong, It depends how you look at it. I am highly strung, full of nervous energy, distractible and scattered. Spread thin. I read 4 books at once … Continued

Independence in India: “The Unshackled Soul”

Independence in India: “The Unshackled Soul” God created this Cosmos with one prominent thing in mind, “UNIQUE”. When I say unique, it translates straight into the exclusivity of each living matter. And in nexus to that, the state of feeling free rather than just being free explains our distinct ways of experiencing Independence. The reason … Continued

Soaring with Seagulls in Chincoteague, Virgina

Soaring with Seagulls in Chincoteague, Virgina Foamy waves lap at my bare feet as I walk along a stretch of coastline. Below, the sand glistens brightly with a thousand jewels. I watch the tumultuous toss and turn of the ocean as the pale turquoise water sifts through the debris of uprooted sea wrack, littered pebbles, … Continued

A Treetop Escapade in Australia

When I saw this treetop retreat on airbnb.com, I knew I had to go to Sunshine Coast, Queensland. The thought of my own glass capsule perched up high in the lush Australian bush brought me to the hinterlands in spring 2013. I arrived as the sun set into a breathtaking canvas of peach and tangerine … Continued

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