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Today, I want to share with you a glimpse of daily life in the village. Every day has its own busyness, but the two things I love the most are a morning walk and the view of the sunset in the evening.
In the morning, when people are sleeping, I walk through the streets of my village towards the fields. The fresh air welcomes me. There should be silence everywhere. But when I look at the sky, birds are flying along with the clouds in search of their sustenance. There is a light mist and I have come for my walk.
As I walked, I noticed a faint mist hanging over the fields. The sky was covered with clouds, and their color was changing with the mist.
My village is inhabited by simple people. Their livelihood is livestock and farming. As I am sharing the pictures now, you will see animal waste and the clear view of my village, which has been taken from the fields, encompassing its beauty.
A few minutes later, when I look back at my village, I see the sun rising from behind the clouds, and after a few moments, golden light begins to spread. The village begins to shine and there is beauty everywhere. But as soon as the camera is pointed towards the sun, the scene in the camera becomes blurry.
For the past few days, I have had to go to the fields to protect my corn crop from birds. It is usually in the evening when I am in the middle of the fields and I see the sunset with my own eyes. The sun is slowly setting through the trees. It looks very beautiful and it seems as if it has hidden for some time to rest. Just as we overcome our sleep and fatigue in the darkness of the night, the sun also goes to rest exhausted. When we see this scene with our own eyes, how much peace the heart feels.
The ray of hope in the morning and the peace in the evening are two moments that teach us in this blog that the day begins with a new ray of hope. As I wrote about the birds, they leave their nests and travel in search of their food. And when the evening begins to fall and the sun begins to set, they start returning to their nests.
One lesson I learned from this is that if you do not go out in search of your livelihood, difficult times will always be with you. And the second is that before evening, you should take food for yourself and your family.
This is what we should learn from the birds. When the sun rises, we should also go out to our work and return before evening, and look for the people who need us. Spending time with them and finding peace in the evening is a natural process. In this post, I talked about the peaceful life of the village where people help each other, be it economically, socially, or from any other angle. They don't leave you alone.
I hope that people will try to learn from this blog of mine and help each other. You will go out in search of your livelihood as birds go out. There should be hope for you in the morning. In the evening, you should rest and get enough sleep. This is my message to you people.
Amjad Sharif is an experienced farmer, educated agricultural expert, amateur gardener, and tourist. He specializes in modern and natural ways of agriculture. He presents his experiences and highlights of rural life in a simple and informative manner on Hive.
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