To travel is to take a journey into yourself

I have had one or more bad experiences in my life that I learned a lot from, some due to my own faults and few due to others. Thinking about those experiences is stifling my progress towards my own life goals. I feel that it’s important to remember the bad experience that we went through so that we can learn from them, but it’s also important not to dwell on the emotions too much. Every human has some or the other story, we all SUFFER but understanding the pain and suffering that everyone experiences are the same every other human being has. Someone said as times goes our feelings and perspective changes. We acquire new information and learn how it never else faults but our own.    We can transform the past from “bad experience” to something you need to go through to be better and do better.

If you're going to do this whole "alone time" thing right, then start by switching off your phone  staying, away from Facebook, and not checking email. This is supposed to be a peaceful moment where you shut off outside influences and just do you. So disconnect, and enjoy being away from the world for a little while. I know doing this is quite challenging, but guys just try it ones. Few people enjoy being alone.Nevertheless, solitude can make you more self-sufficient, add to your confidence, and help you get to know yourself a lot better.  When nobody else distracts us, we have the opportunity to become thoughtful. "Alone time" helps us shut out the noise introduced by others and get to inspecting our emotional baggage . -Anonymous Image Courtesy: Google  Instead of criticizing recent behaviors or worrying about the future, use your reflection to think about what you believe and what matters to you. Stop thinking what the world thinks...

My this write-up is dedicated to all the  pahadis  of Uttrakhand who are staying far from their native land. Growing up in the hills is a blessing, you can live like a free spirit and enjoy the gifts of nature. Those who have been hampered by the mighty Himalayas might be feeling nostalgic on recalling the time they spent in the hills. One of the best childhood memory is visiting our grandparents' village on vacations and fishing in the nearby river, there is nothing more pure and wonderful than dada dadi's love for their grandchildren. It's a bond like no other - the unconditional love grandparents have for their grandchildren is which we have with us for the lifelong in form of remembrance. I am sure everyone remember those days when our loving parents used to sing a lullaby called Ghughuti basuti to make us fall asleep. Although, those words have faded from our memories and it’s hard to recall them, but the nostalgic memory of it is st...