Stories are often travel experiences
This picture exhibits a bunch of friends trekking through the trails of Kedarkanth trek route in northern India. The group felt lucky to experience four days of snowfall and enjoyed the scenic beauty throughout the trek duration. This trek is popular amongst seasonal trekkers and the beginners due to its beautiful forests and stunning clearings making way to multiple campsites across the trek. The trek is not easy and is steadily steep right from the start.
The book “The Saint, The Surfer, and The CEO” by Robin Sharma reflects on ideas that make our routine lives easy, peaceful and flourishing.
Three different teachers with three different journeys are sharing knowledge they have earned so that we can open our hearts towards life, we learn to respect and love ourselves, and discover ourselves in relationships with other people.
This is a summary to the book “Atomic Habits” by James Clear, which highlights the importance and impact of small steps which we often ignore while working towards our goals.
This book discusses the fundamentals of human behavior, the lasting principles we can rely on year over year.
This is a summary to a short fable in the book “Jonathan Livingston Seagull” by Richard Bach which was my companion while flying from Bengaluru to Jaipur in 2019 . This summary contains my understanding of the book along with a few quotes/excerpts from the book. As the book picturize a lot of related images and not only the text, I consider this small book a comfortable kids friendly read.
Four days of trek under persistent rain and snowfall was full of a lot of new experiences, survival skills, lifetime lessons and an experiences of its own type. Be it the foggy morning, breakfast under mild showers, slippery climbs under heavy rains, proper use of gears, packing everything out, first snow fall experience, everything added to our experiences and appeared to teach us a lesson in its own way.
