While on our way down from the mountain city of Dalat, Vietnam, we came across a campsite with a gorgeous view of the mountains.
It gets pretty chilly at night and in the morning, but a thick sleeping bag goes a long way in keeping you happily warm. The morning air is extremely rejuvenating and I've made it a tradition to chant my Hawaiian prayers to ground with nature.
When you're trapped in a city filled with drama from families, friends, and work, it's extremely difficult to paint another perspective when your monkey mind is busy with people problems.
I feel when we immerse in nature, it's an overwhelming sensation that we are part of a larger world than what our employer tells us we are.
Disconnected and free in a world with no buildings or cars.
All left alone to your own devices inside your mind. We learn to tackle the problems that needs our attention when we separate ourselves from the world that creates overloading amounts of demand to satisfy their wants and needs before our own.
Wake up to this breeze. Wake up and realize that your human experience matters, too. So we build our character by listening to our gut and not what Google tells us about how to be happy. We make our mistakes and improve our decisions in the future.
The world is our home.
Thank you for sharing this time with me. It means so much to have all of you supporting my life journey on becoming my true self.