#Boracay Sunset

[istariray23]

Lovely Boracay 😍 "Standing on the pristine shores of Boracay, with the gentle waves caressing my feet and the golden sands shimmering in the sunlight, I am enveloped in a breathtaking tapestry of beauty that transcends the ordinary and ignites a deep sense of wonder within my soul. As the sun begins its graceful descent towards the horizon, painting the sky in hues of fiery orange, soft pink, and velvety purple, I am spellbound by the sheer magnificence of nature's masterpiece unfolding before me.- iSTariray23

[girltravelfactor]

Boracay sunset is also a part of the local folklore and mythology. Some people believe that the sunset is a manifestation of the gods or spirits, who show their presence and power through the colors and shapes of the sky.

[glyparanal]

Trying to write in a form of prayer these days.

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[rizajvr]

[diaprincess]

𝙃𝙤𝙬 𝙬𝙚 𝙡𝙤𝙫𝙚 𝙤𝙪𝙧𝙨𝙚𝙡𝙫𝙚𝙨 𝙞𝙨 𝙝𝙤𝙬 𝙬𝙚 𝙨𝙝𝙤𝙬 𝙥𝙚𝙤𝙥𝙡𝙚 𝙝𝙤𝙬 𝙩𝙤 𝙡𝙤𝙫𝙚 𝙪𝙨 ☀︎

[pugadaa]

Boracay sunset

[thedalatribune]

© Paolo Dala

I Can Only Imagine...

We often think of creation - forests and oceans, tornados and earthquakes, lions, tigers, and bears - as wild and untamed compared with normal life. And we’re not wrong. When God placed Adam into the world he had made, even before that world fell into disorder through sin, he charged the man “to work it and keep it” (Genesis 2:15). Part of how humanity images God, then, is by bringing purpose and order to a feral world.

Look closer, however, or perhaps deeper, and we see that creation is not as wild as we typically imagine. Through the fall, Paul tells us, “the creation was subjected to futility” and suffers in “bondage to corruption” (Romans 8:20–21). It’s unfenced and yet now enslaved. It’s untamed and yet trapped. The wonders God has made are held back and smothered by sin. Even the deepest, most dangerous oceans are anchored and weighed down by the curse. Even the strongest, healthiest lions are weak and sick with judgment. Even the most brilliant sunsets are shadows of what they might be.

Of what they will be. One day soon, God will make all we know unmistakably new. Have you learned to long, and pray, for the wonders of a better world to come...

Imagine, for a moment, whatever you love about this world finally being set free and freshly charged with the glory of God.

What might the shores along O‘ahu look like glorified? What about the endless fields of tulips in the Netherlands? How beautifully might a choir of nightingales sing? Will we get to listen to rain fall and thunder roll without ever wondering what damage might be done? What might a Southern Californian orange taste like, right off the tree? How much sweeter will fresh strawberries be? Can you begin to smell the rose gardens, brighter than ever and stripped of their thorns? Can you see yourself canoeing glorified rivers, climbing glorified trails, biking through glorified fields, sitting beside glorified lakes? How soon will it all stop feeling like some wild, impossible dream?

Outside of Scripture, no one has whet my appetite for the new creation more than Randy Alcorn has. He says, “To get a picture of Heaven - which will one day be centered on the New Earth - you don’t need to look up at the clouds; you simply need to look around you and imagine what all this would be like without sin and death and suffering and corruption” (Heaven, 17). Do you ever do that? Few things are more lethal to worldliness than to imagine what this world might really be like when it sheds the curse, when God washes the oil spill from his painting and breathes it into new life.

And the light animating it all will be the nail-scarred, once-dead man on the throne. At the center will be the Lion of Judah, roaring over every mile and creature, the Lamb of God, slain to make it all possible and beautiful. John Piper writes,

“We will never forget that every sight, every sound, every fragrance, every touch, and every taste in the new world was purchased by Christ for his undeserving people. This world - with all its joy - cost him his life. Every pleasure of every kind will intensify our thankfulness and love for Jesus.” (Providence, 687)

Marshall Segal When God Sets Sunsets Free: Imagining the World to Come

[jewelclicks]

Boracay sunset with love. Enjoying our trip and making new memories together. Road to forever.

[aaannelg]

Missing the beach!

[eriluvs420]

Sunset's best in Boracay.

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How often do you reminisce?

[donclairenf]

Okay, I found this piece of gem in my photo dump. And I’m going to dump it here.

How memorable a scene can be?

This was a Boracay sunset captured last June 2022. How memorable it was because my sister and I were able to treat our family. It was a nice, comfortable, and satisfying family trip. We all had a good time and went home filled with happy memories.

[crazyjustwastingtime]

03-04-2019

“Enjoying every sunset, Looking forward to every sunrise.”

Boracay’s Amazingly Beautiful Sunset

📍Boracay Island, Philippines

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1 Hour of Boracay Sunset in 1 Minute

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Watch this 1 minute time-lapse of the ever-beautiful and awe-inspiring tropical sunset in Boracay island. Boracay, a popular destination in the Philippines and world-renowned for its long white beach, welcomes couples, families and friends to its spectacular nature show on a good day. The romantic orange hues makes your travel in this island destination memorable and dreamy. And this moment of…

[jamesabelc]

Boracay

January 2023

[ihavesomelovin]

My Sunshine 🌅