Solitude. Forest. Reflections
There has always been a yearning. To find space amidst the green lush or a mighty mountain. To sit and contemplate. Or even merely breath. To reflect. Because the amount of energy one requires to pace in today's world is tremendous. And do I have that sort of energy? I doubt so!
PC - Shaad
Last three days as I spent time in the forest, that's how it was. To be able to breathe free. Without the constant reminder of how miserable the world we live in is. I was detached. I was not merely enduring but I felt alive. For a moment or two, I found myself drooling back to what's outside this little world, but I caught hold of myself.
There was an abundance of thoughts and words that surged. From thinking of being grateful to my hand, to wanting to build a mansion of words, they ranged.
I am not sure if I am happy or content. What I do know is I am glad I did what I did. I have gone around and experienced a yearning and lived it.
There's so much one reflects in such seclusion. There's so much one learns in such a space. Solitude does have its perks for a believer.
Alhamdulillah for if not for my Lord I would have not survived to write this.
