Hikes since Mar 2023 #tombold

• Devil's Gulch
• Saw Mill, Bat Tree Forest, Art walk (metallic)
• Point Blue Palomarin Field Station, Creek trail, High cliff trails with Eucalyptus trees. 
• Salmon Spawning near Devil's Gulch (bridge), Mountain trail to waterfalls at Devil's Gulch, Canal Creek trail
• Bodega Bay caves, Doran Beach, Bodega Bay shoreline cliff views
• Met at Sonoma's Best B&B Wine Deli and Frank Bartholomew Mansion and Buena Vista Winery
• The Inks Well at San Geronimo Creek, Kent lake dame area for Salmon viewing, Roy Redwoods
• Dillon Beach mystery rocks, Wildflower Bread company, Duncan's Mills tea shop and Jilly's Real food restaurant
• Tomales Bay hidden beaches and trails, Point Reyes for Elks, Cypress Tree Tunnel
• Shell Beach at Bodega Bay (south of goat rock entrance), Caves and beach along with Rock climbing
• Duxbury Reef 
• Doran Beach & Estero Americano

Being and Becoming

Being = Shiva 

Becoming = Shakti 

Both coexist and both should be balanced. Both go hand in hand as we observe. We change as we observe but what is observed is the current state. 

Why do we have to remember

I had written this some time back - Level Up

We have to remember for the sake of remembrance. Not to achieve anything. Not to meet anybody. Not to get anything at the end. Because there is nothing to get anyways. 

We have to remember because that is who we are. 

We do not want to forget ourselves. 

Everything is a path or process to remember. Whatever it takes, we must remember. 

I am more curious about how did we forget in the first place. What caused the memory loss? Was it Ms. M whose job anyways is to make us forget? Who created M - did we create it and lost control over it? The path to memory loss is easy, the path to remembrance is an uphill battle. 

Today when P said, it should be done for itself - for the sake of itself - it reminded me about this thought that had come to me about remembering. 

Note to Self

People will learn when they have to learn. Their experience comes from their being. I should let go. My experiences are carving my path that I can already see. I just need to fully accept it. 

A good hike

 A good hike can fix everything. It can neutralize or it can elevate. It does not disappoint.