I call my mind a big maze because it always houses many confusing thoughts. Though I get depressed at times with these thoughts, I never regret about the way I think. And this blog is an attempt to voice my thoughts which I hope will help me find some solutions to my inner conflicts. And hopefully will help others also to learn from my experiences.
Sunday, January 28, 2007
Nature really does it!!
I have again been off for a long while due to a bad setback in my health and a lot of other personal reasons. This is a post that has been long pending. I wanted to talk about this right after I came back from a holiday we took to a place called Coorg, close to Mysore.
I am not sure if I am starting to really grow old or starting to relax more, but this is the first trip in my whole life where I really paid attention to the bounty of nature around me. I have read a lot of books where the authors passionately describe how sweet the sound of the chirping birds and the rustling leaves are to one's ears. When I read such books I always wondered if this really happens or if the authors were just trying to make their writing look really creative and dreamy. However, during this holiday at Coorg, I really noticed all this and more. I really took my morning walks amidst the woods where the aroma of coffee plants really hit my senses. I heard the birds chriping and when I closed my eyes to really soak it all up, I felt like I was flying. Yeah, I know what you are thinking!! I am starting to sound like one of these dreamy writers, right?? I am not sure who or what I sound like, but I am sure I really had a heady experience connecting with nature, like never before.
I was really happy and relaxed and felt so contented and thankful that I was able to do all this in life. I think it is easier to say I felt different!!
P.S. The picture of the sunset was taken in Coorg during our trip.
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Good to see you back. Hope you're doing fine now.
Superb photo. Regarding Coorg, it is such a place that city-dwellers like us need to go to get far away from the maddening crowd...
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