The Rainbow Bridge
At the time of writing "The Rainbow Bridge", I had just returned from my second trip to muktinath, which is located in the Norther Trans-Himalyan region of Mustange, Nepal.
During this journey, I had by chance entered a sub-surface level of the place. Even though Muktinath has its own particularities and is a sacred place in itself, I also realised that 'going beneath the surface' could happen anywhere and at any time, in the sense that one sees beyond the obvious physical and geographical layout of the place and the day-to-day activities of its inhabitants, thus enabling one to reach within to its inner truths.
Rather than somthing that had been consciously planned, in its own peculiar way this stumbled upon sub-surface vision of Muktinath was triggered by taking photographs, which is why I have included such a large collection of those same pictures along with others from a subsequent trip to the valley to compliment the text.
At the time of writing "The Rainbow Bridge", I had just returned from my second trip to muktinath, which is located in the Norther Trans-Himalyan region of Mustange, Nepal.
During this journey, I had by chance entered a sub-surface level of the place. Even though Muktinath has its own particularities and is a sacred place in itself, I also realised that 'going beneath the surface' could happen anywhere and at any time, in the sense that one sees beyond the obvious physical and geographical layout of the place and the day-to-day activities of its inhabitants, thus enabling one to reach within to its inner truths.
Rather than somthing that had been consciously planned, in its own peculiar way this stumbled upon sub-surface vision of Muktinath was triggered by taking photographs, which is why I have included such a large collection of those same pictures along with others from a subsequent trip to the valley to compliment the text.
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At the time of writing "The Rainbow Bridge", I had just returned from my second trip to muktinath, which is located in the Norther Trans-Himalyan region of Mustange, Nepal.
During this journey, I had by chance entered a sub-surface level of the place. Even though Muktinath has its own particularities and is a sacred place in itself, I also realised that 'going beneath the surface' could happen anywhere and at any time, in the sense that one sees beyond the obvious physical and geographical layout of the place and the day-to-day activities of its inhabitants, thus enabling one to reach within to its inner truths.
Rather than somthing that had been consciously planned, in its own peculiar way this stumbled upon sub-surface vision of Muktinath was triggered by taking photographs, which is why I have included such a large collection of those same pictures along with others from a subsequent trip to the valley to compliment the text.
