As I basked in my newfound freedom, stumbling through mystic terrains and unfiltered landscapes and savoring every moment without worrying about the ticking clock. I was reborn into a world where one could live in the present without worrying about the future.

Traveling without a destination taught me that the less you focus on the end result, the sooner it will arrive. Because with one eye fixed on the destination you're left with only one eye to guide you along the journey.

The melodious tunes of the birds and the roaring seas became my sound of pleasure. My life revolved around chasing sunsets and stargazing and paying heed to all the small pleasures around me. I soon realized how ignorant I had been of the small things in life. The day I gave up chasing worldly pleasures, I began enjoying the small things in life.

It also opened my eye to power of simpicity. All our life, we spend our energy on being this sophisticated character and let the beauty of simplicity elude us. 

The silence of the wild was baffling at first, but as I delved deeper into the wild, silence became my ultimate guide. And I found myself questioning,  "Why do we fear silence, and what comfort do we find in all the noise?" 

The power of the mountains does not lie in its majestic appearance but in its silence that encapsulates not only one's attention but one's spirit as well. Hence, once you seek comfort in silence, you will seek into the extraordinary. "

The mountains are immortal because they never let anything deter their calmness. And like the endless mountains, one should always remain true to your goals. Never let any setback or failure falter you from your path. A journey of a thousand miles would not be a memorable one without any bumps and hardships along the way.

Like the trees in autumn, one should also weigh down one's burden of the past and start anew and blossom like the flowers in spring. Although winters will be harsh, without the cold winter, one would not be able to appreciate the warmth of summer.