by Teja · January 1, 2017
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Teja on the Horizon is in Delft.
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The setting sun over Delft turns the clouds a soft orange.
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Teja on the Horizon is at Katoomba Waterfall.
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My first 'bushwalk' in Australia was in the Blue Mountains. This hike was memorable to me because it was one of the hikes when I began making different decisions, when I'm in the woods alone. In hindsight they don't seem very big. But they were baby steps to bigger changes.
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Bushwalking the Cliffside Trails of Katoomba — Teja on the Horizon
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Narrative of hiking the bushwalking trails around the Katoomba area of the Blue Mountains, Australia. Leura, Leura Cascades, ...Teja on the Horizon shared a post.
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Are there ways to turn travel from a passive consumption, to an active exchange?
Change the way you travel. From treading lightly, to treading brightly.
If you find inspiration through books and magazines - this could be for you!
BRIGHT Magazine
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Tread Brightly. By BRIGHT Magazine.
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We want this book to change the way you explore the world.
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First had to google “wabi-sabi”… It’s a beautiful poetry. It might be difficult to tell oneself, but it’s totally okay to be imperfect :)
I did too. And then I was so taken by the philosophy, especially when juxtaposed with our present-day intolerance of flaws – what with the beauty pressure and the age pressure, and the rejection of the experience of suffering and pain etc. How people search in futility for the perfect in the mortal, because the Eternal has been rejected…
The poem is quite intriguing. The words evoke a sense of mystery and romance which keeps you riveted to the poem. Loved reading it.
Thank you.