Nepal was calling

It is very interesting how you can be dragged into experiences that you know they are in your very intrinsic alignment. They are not struggled to be achieved.

They are there, or better to say "you are pulled into them", simply because they are for the best of you. My travel to beautiful Nepal was one such experience that it just happened, effortless, but had a great impact on the process of self-realization for me.

I'm sure we all undergo some changes in our life which in the beginning those were our wanting, but later on, we realized that we actually don't feel very much comfortable in. My experience says that it depends how much that experience IS for you. There probably is no criteria to truly measure if an experience is or isn't for us. I have learned, and maybe I am wrong, that an experience may be for me for a moment but not in the next moment. This is what I finally felt after testing my feelings and the outcomes of those feelings. For example, one of my experiences is that I worked very hard to win government's scholarship, which was a great achievement, but when I was in there I didn't feel good at all; although I really felt blissful the moment I realized I actually got it. Nepal experience for me was another such example. It had been calling me for 6 months, but it just didn't feel in alignment (this I can recognize now at the very moment of doing something since I am more in accordance with my true being). But when it happened, it just happened. I texted my friend saying "let's go to Nepal" and his reaction was "Oh, I was just thinking about going to Nepal. Here you come with the motivation."