the viewing deck: We Don't Need a Reason to Help People and Protect Nature

Wednesday, September 07, 2016

We Don't Need a Reason to Help People and Protect Nature

sightseeing the joy and pleasure of sharing our blessings / helping others in need

"Even the smallest act of caring is like a drop of water - it will make ripples throughout the entire pond"

Never stop doing little things to others. Sometimes those little things occupy the biggest part of their hearts."

I want to gradually shift my passion of traveling to a beneficial act to mankind by sharing the blessings or lessons I gained on the road. It is better to give than to receive. Local people assisted me so much more than I did to them. So if ever I have the opportunity to help them, I seize the day without hesitation.

1. During my 1st Solo Trip in Mainland China (2013), locals booked me a domestic flight while in cruising train, assisted me on my way going to hotel, shared a taxi with me going to airport. This were the wonderful experiences I had with the Chinese people.

2. During my Solo Trip in Israel (2013), I assisted 3 Japanese teen-agers to accompany me going to a public bus trip to Jerusalem coming from Dead Sea. Also, I assisted one Filipino Engineer travelling alone at night in Jerusalem Old city to find for his car parked he forgot the whereabouts.

LTP Malaya Mountaineering Outreach Program (LK10-2) in Gen Nakar, Quezon Province (Sep. 2016)

3. During my Solo Trip in Republic of Georgia (2014), I made a three (3) sets of hitchhiking. The first one in Kutaisi at night when I got lost in the main highway with no street lights. The second was in Gudauri at night also with non-english speaking passengers and the last one was in Tbilisi going to the central town.

4. During my 2nd Solo Trip in Japan (2014), a young Japanese man accompanied me to a specific building I'm planning to visit. With just minimal English conversation, the guy even brought exactly in-front of the main door.

5. During a train trip in Romania (2015), I assisted an Old Lady to carry her heavy bag to a cab even with language barrier. She thought I was an Arab and even kissed me in cheeks as gratitude.

6. During my hike trip in Bulgaria (2015), a Bulgarian college student volunteered to bring me in the capital city since he will be going there too at the time I finished my trekking.