The urge of intuition

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 The urge of intuition to go native cannot be measured. There is something that we cousins named a huge rock behind our home as Kurishmala, which is actually the name of a pilgrimage center in Kerala. It was actually so big, but the majority of it was damaged during the last generation, so only a little part of it remained behind my uncle's house. Me and my cousin used to climb it several times a day when we were young. We also make a crib on the top of the rock and tell ourselves as we are climbing on kurishmala.

There used to be competition between us. Most of the statues we kept in the crib were lost because many animals visit at midnight. It's been years since we climbed the rock because of our enthusiasm for climbing it, and we never had such gatherings due to academics.




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