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North/Central/South America

Bahia. Brazil.

Brazil’s Most Stunning Coast: Bahia

23.02.21

azulik-eco-resort

Mexico. Tulum.

Azulik Eco Resort In Tulum, Mexico

05.10.19

Floripa: The Magic Island

Brazil. Florianopolis.

Things To Do In Florianopolis, Brazil

29.08.19

beautiful-cenotes-in-yucatán

Mexico. Yucatán.

Beautiful Cenotes in Yucatán, Mexico

18.08.19

Bohemian Luxury in Tulum

Mexico. Tulum.

Things To Do In Tulum, Mexico

16.06.19

playa-carbon-costa-rica

Costa Rica. Guanacaste.

Beautiful Beaches in Costa Rica

07.06.19

Costa Rica: Surf in Natures Paradise

Costa Rica. Guanacaste.

Activities To Do in Costa Rica

19.05.19

All You Need To Know For Coachella

California. Palm Desert.

Coachella – The Ultimate Guide

02.04.19

Playa Maderas: Surf, Sleep, Repeat

Nicaragua. San Juan del Sur.

Surf at Playa Maderas in Nicaragua

23.03.19

Experience Cuba Before It Changes

Cuba. Havana.

Best Places To Travel In Cuba

10.02.19

airbnb-festival-los-angeles

California. Los Angeles.

Airbnb Festival in Los Angeles

31.01.19

Rihanna's Caribbean Paradise

Barbados. Caribbean.

Best Things To Do In Barbados

12.01.19

The Bamboo Palace in Guatemala

San Marcos la Laguna.

Best Things About Guatemala

05.01.19

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oh, how she blooms🎐💌🎠🦷🌱🪩🥤🫧

oh, how she blooms🎐💌🎠🦷🌱🪩🥤🫧🪼🪭glimpse from 7 to 8ish months #MYSPRINGFLING

From my mini essay ‘The Beauty of Motherhood’:

From my mini essay ‘The Beauty of Motherhood’:

«Only 5 months of life and our baby girl has already interacted with, and begun to discover and explore the world with her mama and papa: Dipped her toes in the refreshing Aegean ocean, felt the warm African wind on her skin, smelled blooming flowers, and heard buzzing bees, gazed at the shadows on the wall from huge palms, experienced amazing sunsets, and got a taste of Egyptian mango. She has also experienced love from her close family, kisses and laughs, hugs and cuddles, as well as warm and friendly interactions with strangers who don’t speak her mother tongue.

Soon she will interact more deeply with the world around her, talk to familiars and strangers, play and have fun in the natural world, contemplate the dark night sky, and philosophize about things we adults have long forgotten that we once did not understand. While she will do all that and more, we will be there by her side, every step of the way, discovering, connecting, and exploring this astonishing planet of ours, and all the beautiful diverse cultures, human beings, and animals living here. Along the way, we will slowly but surely let go and allow her to take baby steps towards becoming independent, and free. Every good mother fails they say, and for good reason.»

Our beautiful daughter, Faylia Sophia, 29/06/24

glimpse from the third trimester, due month & the

leaving 2nd trimester, entering the last phase🌀

leaving 2nd trimester, entering the last phase🌀 it’s been a joyous ride, to say the least, filled with revelations, insights, feelings, and experiences that I will cherish forever. I love life, I love being and feeling alive, with all its ups and downs, risks and rewards, opportunities and obstacles, freedoms and responsibilities. that is the energy, the spirit, the vigor I will bring to the new life that is yet to be born. cheers to continuing to catch the next wave🎐

#MaidenToMother

beauty, truth, goodness

beauty, truth, goodness

🌀transformation under the sun🌀

🌀transformation under the sun🌀

an adventure of discovery, serendipity & explorati

an adventure of discovery, serendipity & exploration, like the creative act, a way of being… and thus, quite the apt way to start the year🪽🪽🪽

mystical, magical, beyond human grasp

mystical, magical, beyond human grasp

In no man’s land, on a peninsula on the Greek is

In no man’s land, on a peninsula on the Greek island of Samos, surrounded by raw, powerful nature: The unpredictable, spectacular Aegean Sea in the foreground, the magnificent Kerkis mountain towering in the back, wild, dry, green nature, and a capricious, melodic wind. In a scene set by Mother Earth, much beyond our control, we chose to enter into a marriage, a covenant, a commitment to each other for life, based on the philosophy of love. Sacrificing a part of ourselves as a symbol of Agape, climbing the platonic ladder of Eros as a symbol of aspiration, enacting the reciprocal nature of human bonding, that is Philia.

A day where time stood still. A day surrounded by people and nature that makes life worth living. A day that changed our lives forever.

Thank you so much @paoroa for capturing these magical moments🤍

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An excerpt from my essay «Why Get Married?»:

«We were caught in a bind; on the one hand, we do not associate with any particular religion. We have a scientific worldview if you want, and for this reason, we couldn’t get ourselves to get married in a church because of its beauty and tradition when we don’t believe in the foundation and sacredness that built these magnificent buildings, rituals, and traditions in the first place. On the other hand, the secular version of wedding ceremonies often falls into two categories: either they are completely stripped of anything that resembles real love and human bonding. The commitment and covenant between two people is reduced to the legality of marriage – a piece of paper that makes it official. On the other hand, secular wedding ceremonies have become a complete farce. It revolves more around finding the best marketer (bullshit artist if you want) to cook up some elegant, flattering words about love so that we all can get drunk and have a party because, at the end of the day, we all know that the chance of divorce is more likely than a commitment for life, so please leave out the chores. We want to feel like we are in a romantic comedy, if only for one day!»