Have you ever visited Nepal, Recluse ?
Last year I had the fortune. On my first day at Pokhara, early at dawn our travel guide drove us to Sangarkot viewing site. I was wondering what the big deal was. I learned it soon enough. As the tip of the somber Annapurna range suddenly took a glorious golden hue at the moment of day-break, it was a spectacle to behold! Hardly have I ever seen such a marvel of nature with my own eyes. To experience this marvel one has to keep his eyes open for the exact moment of sunrise.
(Photo credit: https://alokalekhana.wordpress.com/2010/06/29/annapurna-peak-at-sunrise/)
Have you seen the marvel of the first day-break, Recluse?
By the ?first? day break I do not mean the first ever day-break in the history of the earth. The ?first day-break? happens every time the daylight outstretches the darkness of night. And every time it is a marvel.
Don?t get too weary of the night my friend, for the night gets darkest right before the dawn.
May Allah guide us to the straight way.
Regards,
Arman
Last year I had the fortune. On my first day at Pokhara, early at dawn our travel guide drove us to Sangarkot viewing site. I was wondering what the big deal was. I learned it soon enough. As the tip of the somber Annapurna range suddenly took a glorious golden hue at the moment of day-break, it was a spectacle to behold! Hardly have I ever seen such a marvel of nature with my own eyes. To experience this marvel one has to keep his eyes open for the exact moment of sunrise.
(Photo credit: https://alokalekhana.wordpress.com/2010/06/29/annapurna-peak-at-sunrise/)
Have you seen the marvel of the first day-break, Recluse?
By the ?first? day break I do not mean the first ever day-break in the history of the earth. The ?first day-break? happens every time the daylight outstretches the darkness of night. And every time it is a marvel.
Don?t get too weary of the night my friend, for the night gets darkest right before the dawn.
May Allah guide us to the straight way.
Regards,
Arman