"We are all connected, and once we tap into the energy of that network... that's when we begin to understand that God is but one force, split amongst 7+ billion."
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I wrote these words 2 years ago during my first visit to Nepal, and they still rang true upon my return.
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People have asked me why Nepal is one of my favorite countries, and my # 1 reason is: it’s the people.
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This country is real, raw, and houses some of the most genuine, kind, and honest humans I’ve encountered during my travels.
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They are people who press their palms together and bow their heads every time they greet you (the very word for “hello” - namaste - means “the divine light in me bows to the divine light within you”).
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They are the people who say “diddi” (sister) and “dai” (brother) when addressing you.
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They are the people who shyly smile at you as they see you approaching, and uncontrollably giggle when you waive back.
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Nepal has taught me that there is so much magic in this world, in each PERSON that we encounter, and we may not even see it.
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But what if we tried to?
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The best part of this magic, is that we are all part of it. We all contribute to it. Just pay attention and you’ll see.
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What do you think - do you also believe we are all connected?
@celinnedacosta @Discovernepal #Discovernepal .
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