A Moment of Freedom
A Moment of Freedom Guintubdan Pavilion March 31, 2024 It hasn’t been that long since I first felt what true freedom is. Not the kind that comes from escaping responsibilities or deadlines—but the deeper kind. The freedom to simply be . To hear nothing but the rustling of trees, the gentle hush of water rushing by. To feel the rocks beneath my feet, grounding me. The dampness of the mountain air clinging to my skin, reminding me I’m alive. I’ve never felt this kind of peace before—this kind of raw, grounding freedom. Being surrounded by nature, fully present in the moment, made me realize something profound: life should have no price, yet be priceless at the same time . It should be lived freely, without restraint—but still with intention and gratitude. In this space, away from the noise, I found a sense of clarity. I’m thankful for the quiet, for the air, for the sky. For the chance to be alone—yet not lonely. To be with people who don’t demand words but are simply willing to...