Amol Nakve.

Sunday, September 15, 2024

Friday, September 13, 2024

Echo

I have heard that visiting Matheran on weekends is too tiresome because of too much rush poured from adjacent cities Mumbai and Pune. During the season of monsoon, it is very cumbersome to view scenery with too much crowd surrounding you. I happened to visit Matheran on the predominant regional festival of Ganesh Chaturthi. This made my visit to Matheran a relaxing one.

The first thing which we did in Matheron is to visit prominent points. There are numerous locations on Matheran Hill, from where you can see other hills with beautiful landscapes. Landscape filled with clouds, peaks, rain, and rainbow.

The first point, which I eyewitness, was the Echo point. It is said that if we produce sounds from this point, it will ricocheted and sound waves reflected back to your ear drum. But I failed to witness this phenomenon from this location.

But I witnessed a beautiful landscape. On my right side, it was raining, left side shining, and in just before my eye clouds were resting in peaks, I just felt like they were refilling water to rain somewhere.

This was the moment we stunned ourselves, trying to get some reflection of ourselves. Ones retrospection and introspection of self are nothing but the Echos of mind. I genuinely feel the echo point of Matheran certainly helping us get echos of mind.

Keep Walking, Keep rediscovering.

Faith

Amol