My first
trek- I never knew it was the start of a new era all together.
Well, I never even knew what a
trek was meant to be. I and in fact our trek group recall and laugh at a stupid
question I asked and you know what the question was ? Okay let me tell you , so
you get a good laugh as well :). I asked them if we would get to go back to
hotel every night and then start back on trek again.
Anyways, so coming back to my topic. My
only intention of going for a trek was to spend few days in Himalayas so my
health would improve. I had been dealing with problem of heavy bleeding during
my menstrual cycles which was taking me in to depression. After dealing with
the issue for years and realizing the side effects of the medicines I was
taking, I decided to quit and go the natural way. It was exactly around this
time when Mala Ma'am posted about the trek and without even asking what it was
I said I am coming. With time, I got to know what trek was supposed to be and
prepared accordingly.
As soon as I entered the area where I
could see those high Himalayan peaks, rivers, forests , green tall trees all
over, my heart started pumping and smile all over my face with sparkles in
those eyes. My reaction was like
" OH MY GOD!!!
That's Heaven on earth, why did I not come here before"
Well, little did I know that the best
was yet to come. The weather is awesome there, the food is so light and
the environment so clean that your body feels all lite and comfortable. i could
actually feel my body and listen to it .
It was initially difficult for me on the first day , but thanks to the guides they
were very supportive and helpful. I was the one at the end of all. However,
Hemant, the guide explained me the techniques of how to walk, how to trick your
mind to not look above, kept me involved with his talks to divert my attention
from the difficulty and pain. Once, I was a little up I started enjoying the
mountains, that lush greenery all over, the streams and the path.
Each and every moment on the trek was a life I loved. I had wonderful time with
people , the food was amazing, that silence in the mountains, listening to my
favorite music, I mean everything literally each and every moment and bit.
After a week's trek and back to my
usual life I had my periods and you know I was astonished to see so much
improvement that did not happen even after taking so many treatments and
medicines overs months . Can you
imagine my happiness quotient? There was no pain this time and I was so happy
to see the changes. It is then I decided to do trekking regularly.
After some pondering I realized these
changes came as part of the below I experienced
1) Travelling makes me happy
2) Nature is the best healer Seeing
those beautiful places, trees, landscapes, streams and feeling that fresh air
within can make anyone heal instantly
3) Spending some time with oneself is
so enriching.You get to know yourself more and more on every visit.
knowing yourself is so important if you want to live your life and nature is
the best teacher. You listen to the Universe's signals more clearly.
4) The environment is so fresh that you
can listen to your body more clearly.
5) It gave me courage to stand for
myself because I cannot miss the bliss I experience in those mountains
One point I would definitely like to
mention here is to have a good experience on your first trek. The experience of
your first trek decides how you take your journey further. I am thankful that
my first trek was an amazing experience because of the organizers.
Someone has very well said
" And in the forest I go, to lose
my mind and find my soul "
Doesn't it make you feel the firs trek
was the start of new era for me? I so want all my friends to go trek and also
spend some good times making memories with them.
Well, little did I know that the best was yet to come. The weather is awesome there, the food is so light and the environment so clean that your body feels all lite and comfortable. i could actually feel my body and listen to it .
It was initially difficult for me on the first day , but thanks to the guides they were very supportive and helpful. I was the one at the end of all. However, Hemant, the guide explained me the techniques of how to walk, how to trick your mind to not look above, kept me involved with his talks to divert my attention from the difficulty and pain. Once, I was a little up I started enjoying the mountains, that lush greenery all over, the streams and the path.
Each and every moment on the trek was a life I loved. I had wonderful time with people , the food was amazing, that silence in the mountains, listening to my favorite music, I mean everything literally each and every moment and bit.
1) Travelling makes me happy
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