The feeling of sitting and looking at the moon at night when there is no electricity

Hope you all are well. By God's grace I am fine too. Today I am going to share with you a post about the feeling of sitting on the roof and watching the moon due to lack of electricity. But let's share today's post with you. We have a little problem with electricity in this area due to a natural disaster. Since there was no electricity in our area. So I suddenly remembered that sitting at night and looking at the moon is not bad. So I took a chair from home and sat on the roof to watch the moon. In fact, I enjoyed many beautiful moments sitting alone and watching the moon. And I have shared some of the moon pictures I took with you, hope you all like it

Seeing the moon at night can be a wonderful experience when there is no electricity. When the surroundings are shrouded in darkness, the moonlight becomes the only source of light. The moonlight combined with the gentle breeze brings a kind of serenity. The beauty of the moon is felt more deeply in the dark environment, which may not be so obvious during the day or light. Even small sounds like the chirping of birds or the barking of a dog in the distance break the stillness of the night, and those moments become more romantic in the moonlight.It's like a kind of meditation, where time stops, and you feel very close to nature. Staring at the moon, it seems as if one's feelings merge with that light—solitary, peaceful, profound.

With no electricity, moongazing is not just light, but also a form of connection. Sitting in the dark and looking at the moon, it seems that the world around has stopped, only you and nature are talking. That solitude and silence takes you deep into contemplation, where life, nature and the currents of time are intertwined.Many times we are so engrossed in light and noise that we neglect this silent beauty of nature. Power outages provide a kind of forced break, and in that break moonlight is a source of release. Sitting alone on a moonlit night feels a healing within—the weariness of a busy life, the anxieties, everything washes away.Then it may seem, this night, this moon, they have been in the sky for a long time, and you are witnessing only a small moment. That time is just yours, where everything moves in slow motion.

Seeing the moon like this late at night is actually a form of self-exploration. May you find your inner peace in the soft light of the moon. Without electricity, you are cut off from the world of technology that almost always surrounds us in our daily lives. In that solitude, there is an opportunity to unite with nature. In the moonlight, the shadows of grass or trees become mysterious. The silence around sometimes makes you think, sometimes takes you deep into memories. Many people start to remember their childhood memories or old fond moments in such situations. This is the moment when there is no rush, no flow of time—everything is slow, gentle. Again, if the sky is clear, the moon and stars can be seen. They are like silent witnesses, watching you, and you get lost in their silent presence. Even when illuminated by moonlight, the light creates a magical atmosphere that can transport you to a new level.

On moonlit nights, especially when there is no electricity, a special feeling works in the whole atmosphere—a silent poetry seems to spread around. If you live in the countryside or close to nature, the soft flickering of tree leaves in the moonlight, the flow of a river in the distance, or the shadowy hills across a field become more alive. At night, your eyes slowly adjust to the darkness. At first it seems a little vague, but then you see how many things are hidden around, which do not seem so magical in the light of day. The branches of the trees, the shadows of the trees, the dew accumulated on the heads of the grass are slowly visible in the light of the moon. At such a time, the sweet scent of a flower wafts through the air, making the moment complete. On deeper reflection, sitting with the moon gives a sense of mental purity. Calms the mind gradually, as if all busyness, thoughts are disappearing. Such experiences teach us how to deeply enjoy even the smallest moments in life. Sitting and gazing at the moon reminds us that life doesn't always have to be fast-paced. Sometimes we need to stop, listen to ourselves, feel nature.

Watching the moon on a night without electricity is like going back in time. Our ancestors used to spend their nights by moonlight. The lifestyle of those times may have been very simple, but the kind of serenity that was in that simplicity, we rarely find in today's busy life. That old feeling comes back again on a moonlit night without electricity. Sitting in the moonlight at the end of a busy day, it seems like the world has been going on the same way for so long under this light. Maybe a moment spent in the moonlight with someone on a special occasion, or sitting in the backyard listening to grandfather's stories as a child. These memories then come to mind, and the mind fills with nostalgia. Many times, watching the moon together with family or loved ones on blackout nights becomes even more enjoyable. When everyone looks at the sky together in a noiseless environment, it seems that we are all part of something bigger, which is beyond all our busyness. Talks, laughs and chats become more sincere in those private moments, because then there is no distraction from technology—just people and nature. This connection with nature, this connection with ourselves on a moonlit night reminds us how to balance the rhythm of life with the rhythm of nature.

Moonlight on a night without electricity makes you think about life in a new way. In that silence, in that soft light, it often feels like nature wants to teach you the deeper truths of life. The darkness of the night and the light of the moon are inspiring symbols of life's light-darkness, happiness-sorrow. No matter how deep the darkness, the moonlight shines right through, and just like this light, there is a glimmer of hope in the difficult times of our lives—even if it is not always clearly visible. Also, looking at the moon is often a meditative experience. Each phase of the moon—new moon, crescent moon, full moon—reminds us of the vicissitudes and dynamism of life. These silent moments of the night give you a chance to gather yourself and your thoughts. These moments are created in such a way that your mind gradually gets rid of all the complications and stress. Sometimes when the moon is covered behind the clouds, the game of moon hide and seek with those clouds is quite interesting. As the clouds slowly move in front of the moon and the light shines again, it becomes a symbolic scene of overcoming life's problems. You then realize that life's obstacles are temporary, just like clouds, but the light of hope is always waiting. Therefore, not only seeing the moon on a night without electricity, but realizing the rhythm of life and nature, is a special opportunity to find inner peace.

My name is Md Jubayer Hossain. I live in Kamarkhali Village of Matmara Union of Khulna Division, Gangni Police Station, Meherpur District, Bangladesh. I grew up in the village since childhood. I am currently a student of class XI. I am currently studying in Gangni Govt Degree College. I like to travel at different times and like to do photography. Ever since I was a child, I have dreamed of becoming a freelancer when I grow up. I have concluded my introduction in brief thanks to all of you.