Taking the Leap
Seeking Truth through Travel and Adventure
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Sitting in the moonlight hotel at Low Camp 2,900 meters. The edge of a rhododendron forest which extends down to Kande. A perfect place to reflect on the past few days. We arrive around 1pm and sit in the sun while our chicken Dahl Bhat is prepared. Lunch is enjoyed and the day begets journaling,…
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Kathmandu welcomed me in. Arriving from India and spending my first two days at Wanderlust hostel was amazing. Finally a fun hostel situation which i felt I had been depriving myself of thus far. The city felt easy compared to where I had traveled in India. The intersections not nearly as noisy and the people…
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Varanasi can’t be seen, it can only be felt. To experience the city in all of its beautiful chaos is to be assaulted by all 6 senses – sight, hearing, smell, taste, feel and of course the Hindu 6th sense – the mind. Every night I spent in the city, I went to bed wondering…
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Getting started in life is always the hardest part. I am not sure I could have taken the leap, dropped everything and flown to the other side of the planet, had it not been a group to start my travels with. Over the past two weeks, I am grateful for the opportunity to travel with…
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Two and a half months ago, my mentor relayed that he was moving on in his career and relocating. At that moment, I could have fallen to my knees with gratitude. This was the moment that I needed. The time had arrived for me to fulfill my dream of long term travel. The runway to…
Taking the Leap 