"I have never found a companion who was as companionable as solitude."
Henry David Thoreau
Solitude is an important spiritual practice because it strips away all social images and expectations and makes us face who we are and what we really desire in our innermost being. It may take several days for all of the accumulated societal clutter to dissolve in the healing waters of solitude, but once that happens, we come face to face with our True Self. And that occurrence makes us really and truly happy :)
Photos: (Top) Mountain Gentian and Medicine Bow Peak; (Middle)
Green quartzite boulder and Sugarloaf Mountain; These two photos were
taken in Wyoming's Snowy Range on August 22-23, 2015; (Bottom)
Subalpine Arnica and Notchtop Mountain, Rocky Mountain National Park,
CO, August 25, 2015
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