At times of trouble nature soothes my agitated mind.
The elements combined to present the most amazing views when it welcomed me today.
Apart from the recent Hive scenario, our charity work at times also offers us harrowing situations that need urgent and compassionate attention. I will not go into the details as it is very disturbing and at times one has to cling to sanity to try and understand the things that people do to others. Savage onslaughts against innocent children and old people can certainly leave me speechless, but life goes on and one has to try and cope.
Come and select the picture that eases your mind.
Makes one's head spin to see all of the beauty. A soft unseen hand strokes my soul and the soft wind whispers in my ear that all things are as they should be. The world is tired of its treatment at the hands of mankind, as love and appreciation continue to be ripped away from it to be replaced by greed and hatred. Destruction is at the order of the day and the natural residents of this planet are slowly, but surely disappearing.
I don't think the guy got his smoke signals right that he sent up here :)
So many of us, and I am one of them, are slowly becoming hermits as we withdraw from society. Enough is enough we say, as we get sick and tired of the cons and the scams. Instead of 6 senses, one has to have 6 eyes to keep a watch against possible dangers. We live in fortresses barricaded with burglary defenses and everything is securely locked up. And yet these pictures today clearly show our longing for freedom.
Everything is falling apart, murder and mayhem rules as the daily news is not news, but rather reports of unbelievable atrocities. So when is enough, enough? Where does a person turn to at times like this? I find nature to be the best way for me, as it has no demands and it is free. To take my mind into the beauty to be washed and cleansed from the filth and insecurities that the atrocities try to coat it with.
And yes, it really works for me at least, as the beauty and the serenity stroke my soul.
A lament from my heart reflected here and I hope that you liked the pictures.
And That's All Friends.
Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.
Camera: Canon Powershot SX70HS Bridge camera.
