Road Schooling: Tapestry of Life

What is the purpose of your life ?

What you do if this is your last day ?

What skills you have to survive if you have none from today ?

What you want your life to be filled with ?

What you want to be known as for the world ?

What are your strengths & weakness?

How strong are you on the opposite perspective from yours ?

What you choose and reject for your life

Are of any of these questions asked by your parent when you were 10 ? or you asked your kid ?

A Road trip for fun and self-realisation...

Every person has their own world, view point for life. In the enchanting tapestry of existence, we find that every person is a universe unto themselves.

Tapestry of Life - Life is like a piece of fabric or canvas filled with emotions, experiences, learning, realisation, people.

As a parent need to make kids to realise:

The Power of Choice,

Nurture the Seeds of Identity,

Symphony of Individuality.

Thats ok to choose their own path, you just need to be a backup for them.

Accepting views and Perspectives,

Empathy and Understanding,

Illuminate the Path to Self-Realization.

As a parent, you need to take them to this level of thinking and leave them to find their own answers. Help them to get clarity on what they are, so that the world doesn't seem complicated.

We parents are the guides, the mentors, and the companions on this wondrous odyssey of self-discovery. By nurturing the uniqueness within our children, by embracing the multitude of perspectives, and by empowering them to make choices, we fulfill our role as custodians of their world, ensuring that they navigate life's journey with wisdom, empathy, and authenticity.

Little achievements, at highest peak of Karnataka...

My 2 year old kid was able to do 2 back to back, end to end treks...limitations are limited in mind. We parents need to inspire them to be in Turbo mode.

Not just a vacation or visiting places...Learning can be from anywhere in any form. Did a working session on self realisation as part of road-schooling.

More captures from the trip:

Signing off

Prashant Penumatsa