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Go where you feel most alive!

October 21, 2021

Non-English-speaking people sometimes get confused with the usage of the terms ‘Hill’ and ‘Mountain’ thinking that they are synonyms and use as interchangeable words.

But they are different.

Hill

Hill is a small natural elevation of the Earth’s surface.
Hill does not attain high altitude.
Hill has no summit

Mountain

Mountain is a very large natural elevation of the Earth’s surface with a summit.
The altitude can reach above 2000 feet (610 meters)

Do you love hillside views?

I am sure you love the view.

I love the hillside and the view it offers.

There is something we can learn, get inspired and the very feeling is humbling.

A lush green appearance freshens your mind.

“Nature’s heart beats strong amid the hills” Richard Monckton Milnes

By keeping close to Mother Nature, you can wash your spirit clean.

What about Hills of our Life?

My friend, hills of life are part of our life.

“In life, there are many hills and valleys to pass and you cannot avoid them! The most important thing you need is to know this: You must pass them!” Mehmet Murat ildan

Thank you for visiting my site and taking your time to read.

Take care, my friend.

Namaste 🙏🙏🙏

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This post is part of Weekly Prompts-Weekend Challenge by Sue W & GC- HILLSIDE

Bend

July 27, 2021

“It is easier to ‘bend’ children than to mend adults.” Vincent Okay Nwachukwu

Are you flexible in your day to day life?

My friend, it is better to be flexible.

“Learn the wisdom of compromise.

For it’s better to bend a little than to break” Janes Well

Why should you compromise?

My friend, again listen to me.

There are situations where it’s better where you compromise and in certain other situations, you need not compromise. You have to decide based on the circumstances.

Compromise is an intelligent way of dealing with things and please remember that we have to live with the people.

Compromise is important in having peace of mind.

Don’t be rigid.

Is compromise always the best solution?

Not necessarily.

A little bargain can always be applied.

Ultimately mutual satisfaction of the parties concerned is important.

But be careful as to the effect of your compromise.

“In any compromise between food and poison, it is only death that can win. In any compromise between good and evil, it is only evil that can profit.” Ayn Rand