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Mediterranean Pool - Pool

Large tuscan backyard stone and rectangular lap pool fountain photo

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Outdoor Kitchen - Mediterranean Patio Stone patio kitchen idea for a medium-sized Mediterranean backyard with a gazebo

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Outdoor Kitchen Outdoor Kitchen San Francisco Stone patio kitchen idea for a medium-sized Mediterranean backyard with a gazebo

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Mediterranean Patio - Patio An illustration of a sizable backyard fountain made of concrete pavers in the style of the Tuscany.

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Poolhouse - Mediterranean Pool Inspiration for a mid-sized Mediterranean backyard renovation with a natural pool house that is specially shaped in stone

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Dining Room Miami Large image of a Tuscan great room without a fireplace and with yellow walls.

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Orange County Outdoor Kitchen Example of a large concrete patio kitchen in a Tuscan backyard with a gazebo

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Pool - Water Slide Photo of a large water slide and tuscan backyard tiles

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Mediterranean Pool Orange County

Inspiration for a huge mediterranean courtyard custom-shaped natural pool house remodel

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Mediterranean Exterior Huge tuscan white one-story stucco exterior home photo

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Pool in Orange County Pool fountain - large mediterranean backyard stone and custom-shaped infinity pool fountain idea

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Infinity in Orange County Example of a large tuscan backyard stone and custom-shaped infinity pool fountain design

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Pool House in San Francisco Pool house - mid-sized mediterranean backyard stone and rectangular lap pool house idea

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Mediterranean Pool - Hot Tub

Large tuscan backyard concrete and custom-shaped hot tub photo

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Located not far from the Coco Grove resort where we stayed, Runik Siquijor - Adults Only has made a name for itself over the past few seasons and the quality of the services meets the expectations of the most demanding.

This captivating resort welcomed us with Asian-Mediterranean architecture that for sure took our breath away. They had big tents and beds near the cliffside, offering both the cosy comfort of the interior and the raw beauty of the exterior.

There is an in-house restaurant, plus free private parking and free WiFi are available. The infinity pool features a pool bar and a DJ on lucky nights (we went on a weekend so we witnessed how the DJ made the scene alive). Guests can take in the views of the garden from the patio, which also has outdoor furniture where you can enjoy your food and drinks.

Three day pass options are as follows: (1) PhP 500, which limits you to the restaurant only; (2) PhP 800 lets you into the bar, use the pool, and roam around, but you can't use the beach beds and cabanas. If you want to use those, you'll have to shell out PhP 2000. Since this was our last night, we took one beach bed and everything was history.

From its delicious food to its great drinks and lively music ambiance, Runik is a must-visit destination for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the flavors and rhythms of the Mediterranean.

The standout feature of Runik is its Mediterranean-inspired cuisine. With a focus on simple, high-quality ingredients, the menu features a range of dishes from different countries. There are also plenty of vegetarian and seafood options available. The drinks menu at Runik is equally impressive, with a variety of cocktails, wines, and spirits on offer. The bartenders are skilled at crafting delicious and creative drinks, and there’s always something new and exciting to try.

In addition to its great food and drinks, Runik is also known for its lively music ambiance. The bar hosts live music performances several nights a week, with a mix of local and international acts. The music here is a blend of Mediterranean and world music, with plenty of upbeat rhythms and melodies. The atmosphere is lively and energetic, but not too loud, making it easy to chat with friends or simply enjoy the music.

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"Many of us tend to feel like victims in our lives. I know that I do! We may feel victimized by other people, by our bad luck, by evil spirits, or by 'the system.' But whatever we blame, the experience is similar. We feel deeply hurt and helpless, which can make us frustrated, angry, and jealous. In such a state, we can't be productive in worldly life. All our time is taken up with these emotions. And of course, as victims we can't be productive in our spiritual life. So life in general becomes unproductive as our victimhood makes us withdraw into our pain. So the question is, how do we summon the courage to live productively when faced with adverse circumstances?

First of all, it helps to know that there may be more going on in our situation than meets the eye. We may be at a plateau in our spiritual path, not progressing because nothing is really challenging us. We may be stalling and getting lethargic. In times like these, difficult and painful situations often arise to incite us, to test how much we have overcome our attachment to a small self. Furthermore, it is said that those who have come into the bodhisattva's path, who are devoting much of their time and energy to attaining enlightenment for the benefit of others, could possibly face more suffering in this life than they ordinarily would. Because of our aspirations to purify our self-importance sooner than later, the karmic seeds from our negative past deeds bear fruit more quickly. If we ignore these possibilities and just think of ourselves as victims, we will miss opportunities to go forward on the path.

Difficult times, for ourselves and for the world as a whole, give us the ideal conditions for practicing tonglen. Say you are doing what you would really like to do, perhaps lying in a deck chair on the beach, beholding the shimmering blue Mediterranean Sea. The glorious sun is shining and a cabana boy has just brought you your favorite drink with one of those little umbrellas. Go ahead, try practicing tonglen in that situation.

At this moment, you may be far, far away from that sunny beach and that little umbrella. You may be facing the darkenss of your mind: fear, confusion, a contracted state of being. You may be at your wit's end. But now you have this incredible opportunity to practice the exchange of self and other. And in these circumstances, tonglen has a lot more power to purify our self-importance than it does on the deck chair. Since self-importance is the true cause of all our pain, we can take delight in this chance to sow deeds for future happiness. And then happiness will be far more fulfilling than the fleeting pleasure of being on a vacation. Happiness based on pure, ever-flowing love and care for others is the deepest, most stable form of happiness there is. So instead of feeling like victims, we can take charge of our minds and move in that direction."

~ Dzigar Kongtrul, The Intelligent Heart