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~nature untouched~

Browsing through the Internet today, I found a really interesting picture that caught my eye straightaway.

I live in Kuala Lumpur, pretty much a concrete jungle. Seeing this photo really reminds me of how far this city that I live in has developed from being a small, humble village settlement into a booming commercial centre.

This photo prompts an important question in my mind - are we slowly losing the natural beauty that our God Almighty created? Honestly, when you look into that picture do you not feel an impeccable sense of serenity?

Staring into this picture, I just get sucked into it. I live in a society where materiality counts, where time never seems to be enough, where money seems to rule our every thought. For a moment, this picture takes me away from all that and just tells me there are more things than just working so hard to please higher-ups that hardly seem to be satisfied with no matter how well or how much we do!

Nature in it's original form reminds us of how beautiful it is. However, most importantly it tells each and everyone of us, how much we have taken away from Mother Nature in the name of better living and development. But, really, are we really living in a better place? Are we truly happy? ~ give it some thought ~

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