Lessons From The Ocean Under The Sunset

Happy New Week, Hive!

In the same way as other, when COVID started to generally change our lives 2 years prior, I was searching internally to track down motivation and an approach to adapting to my new reality. After the long stretches of time elapsed, like most of you, I ended up being worn out, baffled, exhausted, irate and, surprisingly, discouraged and almost back to depression. Therefore, I began returning to blogging as my outlet.

I was unable to go out. I was stuck at home. The greater part of us. So I became active again in blogging (sort of) and that filled in as a motivation and life inspirations for me through my past photographs and ventures when most of us were restricted to our homes and communities.

Yesterday (Sunday my time), my daughter and I went out to go get some air. She previously had her full vaccines, so I was certain to take her out. This is our backyard as I generally say in my blogs - the ocean. It is a couple of walks away from our house.

While on our way there, the times I realized most and appreciate being with your family out are to some degree amazing. Spending in snapshots of stillness and solitude of nature. It is just at these times when our minds are conscious. This has given me new point of view and motivation to share stories and photographs from my previous encounters. The greater part of these are from my travels with my daughter and our most loved is the beach. I won't ever get tired investing my energy with the ones I care about watching the waves crashing until the sun will set.

The beach which is just a few walks away, offers me a chance to stir up my life, break free from the everyday routine and just be. It changes my outlook in life or maybe mirrors more positive sides of me. Ordinarily, I long to arrive at the farthest flung places in the world, yet I have acknowledged I can do all of this in my own backyard.

Just thought I'd share.

Whenever we don't accomplish the work within ourselves, mending, confronting craziness, seeing things as they are rather than how we believe them should be, it contorts our perspectives on life. Whenever we pause and acknowledge, we really want to do the spirit cleaning within, face our devils, find some peace with life examples, our whole perspective on life becomes more clear and free just like the ocean dancing even in the darkest times of storms.

I wish you all a pleasant start of the week. Xoxo.

One love,
@bloghound