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 🌸🌸An Insightful Reflection🌸🌸

Recently,  I took a trip to Kakadu National Park in Darwin, Australia.


Picturesque reflection in Yellow River Water, Kakadu National Park


This magnificent piece of Mother Nature was recognised as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981, with a rare dual listing that honours both its natural beauty and deep cultural significance.

Spanning nearly 20,000 square kilometres almost half the size of Switzerland, Kakadu is home to an astonishing 33% of Australia’s bird species, 25% of its fish, and around 10,000 crocodiles.

While cruising along the Yellow Water Billabong, I found myself immersed in a serene ecological haven, serenaded by the melodic chirping of birds and surrounded by the captivating beauty of flora and fauna.


The most thrilling moment was spotting a water crocodile gliding silently beneath the surface, a reminder of nature’s raw power and mystery.

Yet, what left the deepest impression was the mirror-like reflection on the water’s surface, a stunning and tranquil scene that stirred something within.


It symbolised our inner peace, often disturbed by the noise of the outside world. 

Nature often mirrors life. The calmer we are, the more reflective we become—and the more beautiful we grow, both inside and out.

True calmness nurtures deep reflection, and with that comes growth, self-awareness, and continuous improvement.

Cheers!

Ee Fui Mei


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