Adventure took us to a Cave and having no battery-torch
with us we entered the Cave by lighting an oil torch, which we were certain, would last long.
Enthusiasm prevented us from thinking of
dangers like inflammable gases, insects and reptiles in the Cave.
We moved forward exploring the roof, the
sides and the tunnels in front of us as countless disturbed Bats flew away from
us.
Soon the sunlight from the Cave opening faded
and after we took many turns and moved much further down; a strong current of wind
blew out our torch.
I was shocked as pitch darkness engulfed us
and our children shrieked.
I and my wife embraced the children; we
comforted them and turned back, turning back was OK but every move thereafter
was hell.
All thoughts were of getting lost and impending
danger, and prayers to every GOD of every religion to guide us back to our Car.
Our guide was our intuition to move upwards
holding to the side of the tunnels, in the process we came across water streams
and boulders but kept moving cautiously and praying.
After several anxious moments we suddenly saw
a bright star, sunlight at the entrance of the Cave which brought smiles and
happiness to us and this star grew brighter with our steps.
As we stepped out of the Cave the Sun and
the world appeared like the biggest firework, and truly it is of our life.
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