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Author: Nantakan

  • Standalone

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    Two-dimensional objects are planar in various formats, depending on the coordinate system, and are all considered as a surface, without depth. We all need a certain degree of solitude and freedom to create depth in our lives. 1,4 Cuith-Raing Trail, Isle of Skye, Scotland 2 Northern Lighthouse, Castletown, Scotland 3 Standalone Flower, Beach Trail, Isle of Read more

  • Selfless

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    Give first, and do not expect anything in return. Don’t even think about it. Practice it every day, and it will become automatic in a short time. Easily experiment with your smile, dear, it is contagious. 1 Sinclair Castle, Caithness, Scotland 2,3,4 Sinclair Castle Trail, Real Colors (no Photoshop), Caithness, Scotland Read more

  • Less <

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    Eat less. Say less. Sleep less. Consumption ~ Listen to your body. Even for healthy food or water, you should eat or drink correctly, at the right time and in the right amount. Eat and drink with your mindfulness. Words ~ The most powerful thing you can do is not tell the world something. Say Read more

  • Reciprocal

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    Man plans, God laughs. God plans, Man plays along. Lake Vyrnwy, Oswestry, England Read more

  • Riding a Bicycle

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    How many times have we fallen off our first bike? Balancing and coordinating our body and mind are so crucial. Once we become experts, the joy is sustainable. Spring and Fall in MA and NH, USA Read more

  • Hiking ~ Steps for Mind Activation

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    Choose your path. Up and down. Left and right. Zigzag. Some with an 18-degree oblique angle. Count tree root networks. Jump across some tiny crystal brooks. Balance yourself on a leaning tree. Climb a couple of uneven ladders and escape passing a small cave. Oh … dear, this is better than playing chess! (The 2nd Read more

  • Free Space

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    ‘Free Space’ in Electromagnetics corresponds to a theoretically perfect vacuum and is usually implemented as a reference medium. The relative permittivity and permeability, which respectively represent the dielectric and magnetic properties of materials, are both unity, making electromagnetic waves propagate with the speed of light (3 x 108 meters/second). Waves travel more slowly in other Read more

  • Bare Necessities

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    We are all rich when we are enough. A nice place to live, comfortable casual/formal clothes, healthy food, and medicine (herbs) are the four main necessities for humans. 1 ~ An old Chinese proverb suggested that everyone should have at least 10m x 10m x 3m space (~ 2 rooms) for their privacy and time Read more

  • History ~

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    We can always learn from the past, from both good and bad experiences. Beautiful days of old are sweet, yet the tough ones teach us to become a stronger and better person. Understand and be wise, acquire a knowledge of any unpleasant circumstances, and let them go. 1,2 Lost Lake, Groton, Massachusetts, USA 3,4 Two-Tone Read more

  • LOVE

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    Well, this is a very delicate word, and people define it in so many different ways. It is the 3rd level of Maslow’s Hierarchy, but some argue that it is life’s most necessary. A little secret to share, friend, when you feel complete, you are in fact an abundant ‘Love Source’, yourself. Wait a minute. Read more