Senses relating to affection and attachment, the text book definition of the word “Love”. Sounds simple , yet it is really hard to explain is it not? Well, take it from a person who has been extremely consistent about failing to find the person he loves (me and if you missed it, you were supposed to laugh a bit) . Well I am a rhetoric failure in relationship, but I did find a relationship that somewhat suited me , it was with mountains - The Majestic and Great Himalayas , to be precise. I love travelling , I have been travelling a lot in India, haven’t been lucky enough to explore the world. Uttarakhand is a state I am particularly very fond of, this picture was was taken on 4th November 2018, there was heavy snowfall in Badrinath so roads were closed and we had to wait in Joshimath. So I decided , to take a walk at least till Hanuman chatti to get the glimpse of the snow, Kedarnath had received heavy snowfall too. While walking , I started to reflect on my thoughts , they were troubling , I realized I never opened up my emotions ( and no I am not Mr. Spock), so, I stopped for a while to get this majestic view of Alakananda River passing its way through the mountains and at that moment I really wished I had someone to hold hands and cherish the view and looked sideways and I was alone, so started walking again and then, I thought that what I am cherishing might be more intimate than being with a person and that’s when I had a retrospect, “love” is not essentially stars or moons or even being with your most favorite person , it is something that relieves you from your worries and for me I found it Himalayas, and someday I hope I would stand with my favorite person on the same spot and cherish what nature has given us!
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