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                                                      "Unearth or Rely?" Some people think that it is better to live in one place all your life, but others think it's better to experience life in different places, not relying on others! Of all the things we adore, family is a prudent and a vital part of life, that which we depend on. Yet, do not nourishment and comfort come from self-dependence and experiences? Yet, when fate intervenes, does not detachment of intimates and brood doom upon us, leaving your comfort zone transpires into a living nightmare? It's a point to pursue, yet a paradox, that a person confined to a place is ill-informed, oblivious to what hindrances they'd have to confront in the "outside world". Apart from facing the obstacles and torments( whilst living in different places), we learn to accept the challenges- including aband...

  " Perseverance; the pedestal to accomplishment "     "Never make your most prudent decisions when you're in your worst moods. Wait. P ersevere. The storm will pass and the spring will come." "No patience, no success", or , "No pain, no gain!", we've been taught to persevere since the beginning, and those who acknowledge it, eulogize as those who used a common tool- just in a different way. ( eg: Those who unscrewed a screw using a screwdriver(tool) but rotated it the other way , or those who went up a rocky stream rather than a tranquil one, to view the wilderness of nature risking their life. ) Regardless of what elucidates your individual success, patience can help you achieve your aspirations and goals. Used to instantaneous results, when we encounter abnegation feelings of frustration, rejection and self-defeat follows as we wallow in discontent and resentment. Nevertheless, according to a famous research, it's said that inste...

T ravel b log When was the last time you did something for the first time? Descending amidst the mist, rising from amongst the evergreen trees, the mountains overshadow the cable car which lurched even by the slightest gust of wind. Deep below is the vast stretch of forest that stands vividly in the valley overshadowed by the bare, steep mountains. A spectacular view is provided by the cable car as it floats freely from above the great stretch of green, as our car descends from the peak of the mountain to the other side of the valley, where villagers once lived. The sky looked strangely vermilion and exquisitely tranquil as we descend at the break of dawn, which is the best time as the valley below gets dark at night due to limited lighting facilities, a place where an entirely different history runs unimpeded through the trees and the old heritage huts. Hablah, in Abha, present in the Asir region of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, is a gift of pure attractiveness and glamour, where i...