Gopal Sharma

1 week ago | gopal-sharma.medium.com | Gopal Sharma

Have you ever felt like something inside you is changing… but you can’t quite explain what? Maybe you’re still working the same job, living in the same apartment, checking off the same to-dos. But something feels different. You don’t react the way you used to. Some things you used to chase now feel hollow. You crave stillness. Quiet. Clarity. It’s subtle at first. Easy to ignore. But over time, it becomes undeniable. No, you’re not weird. No, you’re not losing your edge. You might just be waking up.

1 week ago | kfgo.com | Gopal Sharma

By Gopal SharmaKATHMANDU (Reuters) – An American mountaineer died on Mount Makalu in eastern Nepal during a climb to raise funds for a children’s cancer programme, officials said on Tuesday, the second death in the Himalayan nation’s climbing season that began in March. The world’s fifth-highest mountain, Makalu’s peak is 8,463 m (28,000 ft) high, compared to Mount Everest, the tallest peak, at a height of 8,849 m (29,032 ft).

2 weeks ago | gopal-sharma.medium.com | Gopal Sharma

You’re not stuck because life is unfair. You’re stuck because you keep holding on to what wants to leave. Titles. Labels. Relationships. Expectations. You grip them tightly, afraid that without them, you might become… nothing. But here’s the truth no one tells you –What you cling to often becomes the very thing that limits you. The Lie We’ve Been SoldFrom the moment we’re old enough to understand language, the world feeds us a formula:• Achieve more = You’re worth more.

2 weeks ago | terra.com.br | Gopal Sharma

O Nepal emitirá licenças para escalar o Everest apenas a alpinistas com experiência em escalar pelo menos uma das montanhas de 7.000 metros do país dos Himalaias, segundo o rascunho de uma nova lei que visa reduzir a superlotação e melhorar a segurança. O Nepal, que depende fortemente da escalada, do trekking e do turismo, tem sido criticado por conceder permissões a muitos alpinistas, inclusive inexperientes, para tentar subir o pico de 8.849 metros.

2 weeks ago | cnnbrasil.com.br | Gopal Sharma

Um projeto de lei no Nepal pretende emitir permissões para o Everest apenas a alpinistas com experiência escalando um pico de 7.000 metros no país. A proposta visa reduzir o excesso de pessoas e melhorar a segurança. O Nepal, que depende fortemente do alpinismo, trekking e turismo para obter divisas, tem sido criticado por permitir que muitos escaladores, incluindo inexperientes, tentem subir o pico de 8.849 metros.