Refresh, reflect and reward : Kathmandu!

Off to Kathmandu, I presume, for an adventure that promises not only fun but also a spiritual awakening. In February, I will embark on a two-week journey, one that blends volunteer work with the chance to explore the wonders of the world on the other side of the globe. It’s a dream I’ve held for years, one I never thought I would fully experience, but now, as the time approaches, I feel more certain than ever.

When I was younger, I often imagined walking up the stairs to a monastery, holding my son’s hand. I envisioned that moment, the weight of my child in my arms as we shared in the stillness of the sacred spaces. But as life unfolded, I found myself without children, yet with a heart that still yearns for that spiritual pilgrimage. Now, the time has come—not with children by my side, but with the hope of a profound personal journey that will bless and heal me.

At nearly 45 years old, I’ve spent years contemplating life, its twists, turns, and the paths not taken. But this? This journey feels like the one I was always meant to take. I’m nervous, of course. Traveling so far, for so long, alone, is daunting. Yet, deep inside, I know this is what I need. This adventure will bring me the clarity I seek, the reflection I’ve been longing for, and the peace I deserve.

I read recently that we have about 4000 weeks here on earth, a stark reminder of life’s brevity. And while many of us hesitate, waiting for the “right” time to take a leap, I’ve made the decision to follow my heart. Leaving my current job is a huge step, especially in these uncertain economic times, but the pull of this journey is undeniable. Life is too short to stay in one place when your soul is calling for something more.

Kathmandu isn’t just a destination; it’s a place where I hope to deepen my connection to the world around me and to myself. It’s where I will learn to be still, to reflect, to heal, and to discover what comes next. I don’t know what the future holds, but I do know that this step—this adventure—is part of the path I’ve been searching for. As I step into this new chapter, I’m ready to embrace the unknown, to trust the process, and to be open to whatever blessings await.

This is my time to grow, to heal, and to explore life in its fullest sense. Kathmandu, here I come.

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