"I have learnt that the part of life's walk is not where or how far I move my feet, but how I am moved in my heart" Spending time in Meghalaya and being around some of the world's best paddlers, I thought I would come back all fired up about kayaking. About being focused on improving my technique, about knowing how to paddle better. But I came back with a different set of understandings and insights than I originally planned for. For life, like a flowing river has her own path and her own destiny for you. We have become so disconnected from nature, we see beauty and value in nothing. The reason we treat nature with such callous disregard and destruction is cause in some ways we as humans have done that to ourselves too. Of sizing the other up and giving regards only through how they may benefit us rather than connecting with each other from a space of authenticity. We ourselves as individuals have become ghost towns. Of housing dilapidated structures of ethics, morality and character...