Rules Priority Clash😇: Episode 5

“Wake up Kush!!!!!! The next is a Bucket of Icy Cold water!! “, yelled Pari throwing a set of pillows on his face.

“Hey! What happened!aghrrhh..”, Kush said as he jumped up on his bed.

“Hurry up or we will miss the interesting stroll and the beautiful Sunrise, along the holy Ganges! Within 10 minutes I want to see you at the reception”, she threw a towel at Kush and rushed out of the room banging the door.

“God! It five in the morning and she’s like the clock has already struck 12! “, He said as he buried his face in the towel and shouted “ahhggherr”. The very next moment he was out of his bed.

“So, where to go?”, Kush said as he joined Pari at the reception.

“Not bad, seven minutes!Good Boy!☺👍 Come on let’s go”

They stepped down to the Aastha Path, a walkway constructed along the Holy Ganges at Rishikesh.

“That…….. is……just……Awesome!!”, exclaimed Kush.

“Serene, heavenly and What not! No words can describe the spectacular Scene and the beauty cuddling in the lap of Mother Nature”, exclaimed Pari.

Kush took out his phone to photograph the scene.

“That’s What Shouldn’t be done! Why do you spoil the moment by trying just to click pictures and enjoying the moment at all? Live the moment! “,She said and spread her arms and took a deep breath.

Kushagra put his phone in his pocket and Replicated Pari.

The moment of Bliss!

They stood there for 10 minutes feeling every bit of the ambience, absorbing the heavenly feelings, the cool breeze smooth and gentle on the skin, just like Mother Ganga is making them sleep in her lap.

They strolled along the Aastha Path. A temple on the footsteps, accumulated all the beauty of the Nature. The ringing bells, the aroma of the incense sticks engulfed the surroundings, the cuckoo told so many stories in her sweet voice, the water of The Holy Ganges seemed to indulge in a constant conversation with the Nature.

The Sun rose above the green bushy trees and the fog laden hills, the mist above the river added to its beauty. For the first time in their lives, they saw such a beautiful Sunrise, unexpainable, No Adjectives enough to describe its beauty.