A travel blogger diaries

The Thangkas are a very codified art, we are absolutely not in a pure artistic expression but rather a self-reflection approach of human nature and balance of the world.

Forged by the Bodhisattva Chenrezig’s tears in order to bring her help to him, Tara works with him to help human beings to free themselves from suffering. 

The wheel of life represents the cycle of our conditioned lives that repeat themselves all the time, unless one finds a way to free oneself, see the truth as it is, and thus reach the nirvana.

Chenrezig means in Tibetan « The One Who Continually Looks Down with the Eyes of Compassion”.

We are finally in the last two pitches of the Dibona! What an atmosphere! The two hands on the ridge, my feet gripping the inclined slab, I contemplate the 400 meters of vertical wall that looms before my eyes. It's grandiose!

In 2020 I decide to embark for Patagonia! This name evocative of wide open spaces and wild nature has been calling me for a long time. It's time for me, after all these years in Asia, to go explore the other side of the globe: South America. I set my sights on Chile to hold an old promise.

The blue tinted with turquoise which suddenly dominates the horizon contrasts with this omnipresent orange-yellow. This luminosity which captures my gaze opens my eyes, me who dozed gently on the bench, and marvels at the scenery which settles down as the bus moves in its direction.