i was on an overnight bus to another
place with my trekking guide and his friend. we were stopping by a small town for a
while. the whole town was in darkness and i saw candles lit up in the shops. in
nepal, they did not have enough electricity. the government had to cut off the
electricity for a few hours everyday to conserve. the problem was, there was no
fixed timing for the electricity cut-off. sometimes you could be caught off
guarded, especially if you were still showering in the bathroom. i experienced that when i was staying with my trekking guide at kathmandu.
incidentally, while sitting in the
bus, i looked up into the sky. wow! there were millions and millions of stars, shining
ever so brightly. the sky was breathtaking! i hardly saw a sky full of stars in singapore; too many streetlamps, over shining the stars.
a whole universe up there,
thousands of light years ahead, vast and mysterious, made human beings look so
small. i wondered if there was someone looking down at me as well. i believed
the universe had its own law, of how everything would turn out. we were constantly in the midst of the happenings and sometimes we felt
lost. we started questioning, we wanted some answers, yet maybe only time could
tell. often, when we looked back, everything started to make sense
and fall in place. everything happened for a reason.
that was a beautiful night, let me admire the stars and believe in the power of the universe.
1 comment:
Have you taken a step back and wonder where does the power of the universe come from? ;)
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