Words and picture in unity. I love “the hilly wind”, I keep reading that line and it makes me smile – I can see the wind coming from the hill to greet the flags – very good. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Indeed these colorful flags in the backdrop of beautiful hills makes the presence profound, it symbolizes the beauty of nature and the freedom of wind that drives our inspiration and aspiration life…what is life without the beauty of nature and the freedom in life.
The bliss is in the air, one can feel it and one can connect to the palpable serenity of the nature…
Lovely thoughts!!!
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You have described the ambience flawlessly, Nihar. This was exactly what I felt when I was there. 🙂 Life in meaningless without the beauty of Nature and freedom of mind…indeed… 🙂
Nature is so much part of our life but unfortunately we have kept ourselves apart from nature…a paradox we live with.
Indeed, freedom drives our life and the power of freedom is experienced when lose it.
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Yes, it’s in a small village in Sikkim..peaceful and picturesque. Hopefully, the flutter will continue forever with the bells ringing in the nearby monastery… 🙂
Thank you… 🙂
Nice, I have always liked the flags on a windy day, esp when they are so colorful and have a deeper meaning 🙂 .. Unlike most hotels if I must point out :).
In Sikkim, you’ll see such flags almost everywhere. It’s the belief of the locals that these flags with mantras of Lord Buddha written on them, save them from all disasters and misfortune… 🙂
Thanks, Somali..
it’s Sikkim..it’s a small village we were passing through during our journey to Ravangla. The village looked so peaceful and picturesque… 🙂
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Words and picture in unity. I love “the hilly wind”, I keep reading that line and it makes me smile – I can see the wind coming from the hill to greet the flags – very good. Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Thanks.. 🙂 I love hills..they always mesmerize me with their changing looks and moods… 🙂
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The flags agree with thoughts of our world coming together in Peace. You incorporated this all beautifully, Maniparna. xo Robin
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Thank you so much, Robin..so happy you liked it… 🙂
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Peace is a hope for my grandchildren’s future.♡
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That was such a nice perception of together! 🙂
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Thank you… ^_^
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Sublime.
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Isn’t it?…:-)
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So full of love and life!
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Thank you so much… 🙂
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i loved the idea of flags nodding as now they are in agreement with the wind so they bow and nod as per her wish ! another beauty of yours 🙂
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Thanks, soul-sis. You know your words mean a lot to me…:-)
Are you busy with kids’ exams? Mine is starting next week. 😐
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Peaceful pic. Your words do justice to the click. 🙂
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Thanks, Kiran… 🙂
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Maniiiii, i just love urs and Archana Haiku.. They are just a story in few lines. 🙂 Always a pleasure reading your post.
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Aww..that’s a great compliment… made my day… ❤ 🙂
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The image and your beautiful haiku collaborate perfectly! 🙂
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Thanks for the good words…. ^_^
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lovely lines and picture… 🙂
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Thank you… 🙂
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Oh those flags waving far up the mountains bring back memories of Sikkim.. We used to be in awe as to how they got them up there.
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Really…Sikkim has a mesmerizing beauty. I simply love to be there…
Thank you so much… 💞 🙂
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Indeed these colorful flags in the backdrop of beautiful hills makes the presence profound, it symbolizes the beauty of nature and the freedom of wind that drives our inspiration and aspiration life…what is life without the beauty of nature and the freedom in life.
The bliss is in the air, one can feel it and one can connect to the palpable serenity of the nature…
Lovely thoughts!!!
😀
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You have described the ambience flawlessly, Nihar. This was exactly what I felt when I was there. 🙂 Life in meaningless without the beauty of Nature and freedom of mind…indeed… 🙂
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Nature is so much part of our life but unfortunately we have kept ourselves apart from nature…a paradox we live with.
Indeed, freedom drives our life and the power of freedom is experienced when lose it.
😀
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True…I can’t think of my existence without Nature… 🙂
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Love and peace 🙂
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Absolutely… 🙂
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Beautiful Maniparna ~
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Thanks a lot, Mary… 🙂
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Graceful winds and vibrations, mani. May the flutter continue..
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Yes, it’s in a small village in Sikkim..peaceful and picturesque. Hopefully, the flutter will continue forever with the bells ringing in the nearby monastery… 🙂
Thank you… 🙂
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Wowow beautiful. . Where did you take this one..
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It’s in Sikkim..a small village..like a painting… 🙂
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Nice, I have always liked the flags on a windy day, esp when they are so colorful and have a deeper meaning 🙂 .. Unlike most hotels if I must point out :).
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In Sikkim, you’ll see such flags almost everywhere. It’s the belief of the locals that these flags with mantras of Lord Buddha written on them, save them from all disasters and misfortune… 🙂
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this reminded me of a monastry 🙂 nice pic and haiku..
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Thanks, Saya..there was a monastery nearby…you are right… 🙂
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🙂
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Lovely! 😊🌺
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Thanks… ❤ ^_^
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The same image had captivated my attention years before I started blogging. If I am right, its Sikkhim right?
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Yesss 😀 You have a terrific memory, dear…. 🙂
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He He 🙂 Images stay!
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😀 Surely they do…
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When time comes, everything conspires with nature. Beautiful Haiku, Mani.
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Thanks, Roohi… 🙂
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That’s exactly what it looks like. Flags nodding in harmony to the wind. Which place is this?
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Thanks, Somali..
it’s Sikkim..it’s a small village we were passing through during our journey to Ravangla. The village looked so peaceful and picturesque… 🙂
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Yes the picture is lovely too 🙂
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🙂 ..
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Happy September dear! Beautiful words!
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Thanks, dear..wish you a great month ahead… 🙂 ❤
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