Bringing your vision at a mushroom’s level is a surreal way to retreat. As soon as you virtually enter that tiny space, the noise of life is blocked out and you hear its true, undeniable music, coming from some long-forgotten, … Continued
Living in one of the fortunate parts of northern hemisphere that see four distinct seasons has one important advantage. Oaks, maples & birches seen from my window keep telling me the month of the year as unmistakably as the hands … Continued
Besides the gentle ringing of bells on sheep grazing on the grassy slopes, the abrupt chirping of birds hidden in treetops, and the soft rustling of leaves – there is no other sound to be heard on those hills. The … Continued
For most of us right now, our inner and outside worlds are total chaos, an epitome of derangement and confusion. As always, I try to look for answers in nature. And I feel hope. For the amazingly elegant, and eternal … Continued
About four Junes ago on a warm evening, I had watched the surreal sight of a dazzling display of synchronized fireflies blinking in the air over a small meadow not very far from home and had written this poem. This … Continued
Spring is the time for visiting gorgeous wildflowers. At least that’s what I have been doing till last year. This year, I can only imagine those wilderness trails and hundreds of blooming beauties surrounded by butterflies. In the midst of … Continued
After running a search for calendar wallpapers created with a joyous, nature-inspired surface pattern to beautify your desktop or smartphone, if you are here this April, you sure are an optimistic soul who likes to dream. I know this because … Continued
A big classic southern Magnolia tree blooming with flowers is one of the most benevolent and heart-warming sights I have ever seen. Its simple yet sublime appearance is filled with grandmotherly kindness & beauty. The following pictures are from last … Continued
If you are like me, then by the time even February has arrived, you are running out of patience for spring already! Alas. It’s still winter though, and we are obliged to see the browns of the barks till they … Continued