May all beings be at peace...

It was another cloudy, windy day—pretty typical around here.

My mornings usually start with a walk in the forest near my house. Lately, it's been raining almost nonstop during the day, turning everything greener and bringing the forest to life.

Walking through the forest, I felt the gentle breeze carrying tiny droplets of water from the leaves, like nature’s own refreshing mist.
I watched small creatures busy rebuilding their homes and others reshaping their habitats, changed by the wind and rain. The sky looked calm and peaceful, like a serene monk, but I knew it wouldn’t stay that way for long. In a few hours, it would probably turn dark and wild, reflecting my own feelings.

Nature constantly changes, like a chameleon shifting colors. Just a walk through the greenery can lighten your mood and refresh your soul. It's a connection we often forget in our busy lives. This is the real link we need, not the digital ones.

The beauty of nature lies in its balance, where every creature has a role. Nothing exists alone; everything is intertwined in a complex web of life. A small change in one part of the forest can affect even the tiniest organisms far away.

As I walked, I felt a sense of awe. The forest's intricate dance was so mesmerizing that it felt like the moments themselves wanted to be remembered. These glimpses into nature's wonders reminded me of my place in this amazing world.

By the time I returned home, I felt different. The forest had given me the peace I needed, a reminder that even in the chaos of life, there is beauty and balance to be found.

In our culture they there is prayer,

May all sentient beings be at peace,

may no one suffer from illness,

May all see what is auspicious, may no one suffer.

Om peace, peace, peace.