INTRODUCTION

Somewhere from Europe, then from South-England, a few people moved to Whitehaven. These people are us. It's not important who we are, who has to, will get to know us. It is much more important what we do, and if our thoughts, words and actions are in harmony with each other.

If I were to continue this as a tale, it would go something like:

They were driven by their desire for adventure, and were attracted by the wonderful mountains and lakes of the Lake District. They thought while the world is busy dealing with their pandemic, they will move into the nature.

One of them, someone who has seen the world said:
Believe me, this is an other dimension. Here, if I want, I can find the mountains of my childhood, Dobogókő, the hearth chakra of the earth that is in the Danube bend in Hungary. If I look for it, I can find the earth's solar plexus that I could feel in Cusco, in the Andes. We can also find the relatives of the Himalayan mountains. I can remember the peaks of the Alps too. The Carpatians and the Transilvanian mountains and their trees can also be here if I want. Everything that I was missing since we moved to England, I can find here, so my soul can find peace. We have come so far from our roots, our homeland, but we got closer to our even older roots. The mountains are surely siblings somehow, and they are my relatives too, just like the Sun and the Sea with it's little pebbles on the shore, and the trees, even the driftwood.
Wherever I go, I try hard to leave everything in a better state than it was before me.

It is so good to walk in the nature here, I just focus on where I step, and all I have to do is to repay the love of nature, sing quietly or talk to the trees, birds, mountains and fairies. I feel there are other people around who feel the same. It would be so great to form a community with people who strive for the good.