Where have you been? I haven't seen you on MSN or on the forums. 
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I very much agree that such experiences should not be missed. They can be life-renewing. In fact, I don't know of many things that can be so life-renewing as nature.
I very much bet what the forest does for me at times is indeed very similar to what riding a horse in the desert at night has done for you. I guess that was beautiful. I can imagine the stars you must have seen!
For me, nature can be a primal experience. I think I sometimes experience in nature what many people experience in church or mosque -- or when they are at prayer. Being in the wilderness can change how I view myself, this world, and life. And there is a sense in which for me, at least, the wilderness is more real than anything else I know.
Cairo must be exciting! I understand it to be one of the world's truly international cities, like Tokyo, New York, or London. In contrast, the city in Colorado I live in -- Colorado Springs -- is kind of backwards. The arts, music, and culture in general are not well supported here. But the town does have the advantage of being near wilderness. I am an 18 minute drive from beautiful wild forests and mountains.
I'm trying to be objective when I say that. But whatever the case, you certainly are one refreshingly reasonable person. I owe you thanks. You make this board better.
Where in Egypt are you from? I live in Colorado, near the mountains.
It seems to me you're one of the top seven or so most reasonable posters on RF.
Well spirituality is something people sometimes need, especially in this day and age.
And college is indeed very stressful
I can imagine that fasting for so long can be quite hard on the body. In Judaism, we have only 1 or 2 days were we fast, and boy is that annoying to me But, you are doing it for a good cause so I'm happy for you and hope you the best
As for me, I have recently had an interesting revelation Other than that, I'm doing fine. I've just been a bit stress b/c I have to begin the process for applying to college.
No problem How have you been?
I hope you're having an excellent Ramadan
You are very welcome.
Again, thank you.
I'm just saying what I believe, no doubt many will disagree with me.
It covers the political situation of the authoritarian NDP and the economic realities of the lives of Egyptians, such as a lack of sewage in poor areas.
You should be able to assess it via on the Economist Online. The link I gave you is a search. Numbers 1 through 10 (the ones marked "Special Report") are the ones I am talking about. I get the print subscription, but I am pretty sure those are all the stories. Some content might be locked, but I think you can access all of the special report.
The Economist came out with a 14-page special report on Egypt. It is wicked cool.
Cool, and thanks for the friend request.
Thank you I hope I didn't sound like I was agreeing with what they are doing!
that's very kind of you, Badran thank you
Thank you, Badran. i know i already said it before but i am really glad we have you here
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