My travel to a village in the mountains of Himalayas









It has been extremely hot in the city lately, so I decided to escape the heat and travel to a beautiful village in Himachal today. I made this trip all by myself, and while it is not always easy to leave home, I am so thankful for the life to push me to go out, so I took the leap. The cool mountain air here is absolutely wonderful. People sometimes wonder how I can travel and live alone so easily, but the truth is, I am very used to it. I never truly feel lonely because I know that the divine is always with me. Having that deep spiritual connection makes me feel completely safe and peaceful, no matter where I go. I want to share the quiet beauty of this mountain village with all of you, so please enjoy a few pictures and videos from my trip below.



Defying Physics, leaning on God


As I started documenting my journey, I realized just how much time it takes. Still it feels like I only have two choices: to abandon this e-diary of life or to fully commit to it. While these everyday experiences might seem trivial right now, I know I will look back on them in the future with the same excitement as finding a ten-year-old photograph of myself. Ultimately, keeping this journal is my way of thanking life for everything it has given me: endless blessings, rich experiences, and a beautiful life that truly has an end someday. Lastly, I am documenting this to improve and introspect better about myself, not to impress someone else, so I'm not concerned about aesthetics in this blog.  

Poha and adrak wali Chai (all intense)

You slap me and I will not respond

A conference room could be like this—ecstatic.

Be a Servant of Shree Ram—Jai Hanuman 

Made with heart and soul

Evening tea at your own risk





And I imagined this yesterday



Found a lonely place where I can enjoy the sound of water, Himalayan views, cool breeze, a cup of tea, and can focus on pending research task


Documenting such experiences are so helpful in improving my consciousness (I love this one for the original white noise of the waterfall beside me) 

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