The sea waves always whisper to me that if you choose the small things in life and find happiness in the small wonders of nature, life will not be so difficult.
We commemorated Holy Week last week, an ideal time to pause, confess our sins, and consider the enormity of our Lord Jesus Christ's sacrifice on our behalf. We also had a chance to take a short break from work and relax because it was a holiday.
The beach is an alluring location to let go of worries and let life's burdens wash away. All that's left is the serene beauty of the ocean together with our loved ones.
We, therefore, had the opportunity to visit the beach yesterday before starting a new workweek.
It's always a good idea to waste time at the beach.
Nothing relieves stress quite like a carefree day at the beach. Calm can be achieved by simply closing your eyes and visualizing the smooth sand between your toes as the sun beams down and soft waves gently lap the shore.
The Sea, the sand, and the waves.
Being at the Sea is really about being in touch with nature. We can observe the movement of water over time as tiny vapor droplets congregate in clouds, pour down rain to replenish the source, and then disperse once more. Water is a very potent metaphor for life's cycles. Our ability to recognize the intricate relationship between these cycles and our lives improves with increased outside time. We know that the organic world around us is not something we are apart from but a part of.
The beauty and wisdom of "the sea" will eventually surface within you. Allow it to fluctuate within you. Please take what you've learned and apply it to the outside world. One day, it will ascend like vapor droplets in the atmosphere, congregate into clouds, and then descend as rain, replenishing the Sea once more.
People are like waves. Everybody has good days and bad days. The range of emotions that each of us experiences can be compared to the ocean's waves. Nobody is always happy; we all experience anger and peace in different amounts. But our complexity and excitement stem from that. The water's ebbs and flows mirror the ebbs and flows of our inner lives, and despite our best efforts to maintain emotional equilibrium and control, we frequently need to accept the flow of events.
You have to take a break at the beach. The fact that being here forces me to take a moment to relax and breathe is one of my favorite things about it.Observing the waves as they come in and go out, seeing boats in the distance, and feeling the warm sand beneath your bare feet all have a calming effect.
I'm grateful for the opportunity to spend the weekend at the beach, and I'll keep these lessons in mind even after I leave the coast. If I close my eyes and imagine I'm gazing out at the Sea, I'll be able to find the clarity and calm I need when I'm feeling stressed.
Also a beach lover here. I find spending time on the beach both relaxing and refreshing.
Indeed, so once in a while we must visit the beach :)
I loved the photos and the vibes of your post!
I also love the ocean so I fully agree with everything!