The deserts are not only beautiful but a place where you can enjoy the vast horizons and the fragrance of the deserts’ flora. The desert after the rains convert into an echoing green sands, rich with diversity of flora and fauna. The whole picture makes the scene very attractive, which works as an ECOTHERAPY.
I hereby share some glimpses from the desert. I’m sure, it will work as a healing agent for your health and thoughts. Lets, enjoy the glimpses and please come with your suggestions and thoughts.
The Tribulus in the desert is a blessing. The seeds of the desert’s Tribulus is not Thorney like orchard’s Tribulus. 
In this picture a hiding sun in the cloud, the beautiful camel caravan, the Tribulus yellow flowers, the furry sand and the rays of the sun touching the sand.
The beautiful red sandy desert of the Alain is unique and special of its kind. I have named the desert as living desert. I hope, you will enjoy and share my articles on your social media pages.
The flora is the most important genetic resource in the whole planet earth but the deserts even need more floral diversity to give life and beauty to the desert. 
This type of Tribulus is the beauty of the desert. The presence or absence of this plant decide the health of the desert fertility. The local people admire the desert which germinates the Tribulus. 
The desert turned into a richgreen beautiful ecosystem after a shower of rain.
Each side you focus in the desert, the beauty is there. You not need to chose place and things for photography. You just on your camera and start shooting the glimpses. https://camel4all.com/an-amazing-medicinal-plant-tribulus-terrestris/
Wherever you walk in the desert, you will see and meet the beautiful wooden flora, Prosopis. These trees act as a source of landmarks and help as GPS for livestock and wild animals. 
I’m born like that, I love nature, especially the desert and camels. I take therapy from nature. I’m the true believer of nature. 
Resembling the sun, the yellow flowers absorb energy from the sun and the moisture from the sand and dews. They are beautiful and special.
You can see different kinds of life in the desert. You can find wasp, ants, lizards and different types of plants. The mix of the sunshine, dusk, rays, flowers, camels and others make is a scene of paradise.
The dusks make the sand even more beautiful, especially when there is greenery like this. 
The desert is always beautiful. It changes the style of its beauty with the wind, seasons, rains, vegetation and people. 
The beautiful Calotropis in the red sand desert of the Alain. The flower beautifies the dusk in the desert. You can see camels as well.
Some plants are very specialized and crafted very unique by the nature. Such plants know how to survive in the harsh and hostile ecosystems. They are beautiful and useful as well.
The drylands’ shrub, found in wide regions of the world. The plant has diverse use, animal food, herbal medicine and tanning of the hides and skins traditionally. 
Scientific NameCyperus conglomeratus and Arabic NameThenda with a common name of Sedge, this desert grass is the unique craft of nature. They have a big lump of the fibrous cushion to absorb the moisture from the surroundings and reabsorb the water lost in the transpiration process.
Camel is one of the unique gift of the nature, landed in the desert. Loving camel is engineered in my DNA. I do not know, what the nature has really planned for me and the camel.
The camel is the true son of the sandy soil of the desert. Camel is the real stakeholder of the desert. Only the camels know how to survive in conditions where food and water are the most limiting sources. 
The camels have great adaptation power. They can adapt with the harsh climatic conditions of the desert. The nature has engineered camel with the specialized DNA
The main question is still there, how to harvest the potential of the desert sustainable and humanly. The bush fire, climate change and the planet warming has created serious questions in the minds of the people who really concern.
So jealous that you have so many Tribulus plants. My camels favourite, but hardly to be found where I live in Oman.
Love nature too. The dunes are giving me everything I need to feel good. Nature is also for me a very important part of my life. My garden shows how much we love nature.
Great article, thanks Raziq.
Thanks so very much Lilianne. Here is a lot of vegetation around after the rains, especially tribalism and grasses.
I know you are a great nature lover.
We put our pregnant camels for grazing on Tubulis today. I hope, they will have very healthy calves.
Very moving your love for nature and camels in particular. I just read on BBC blog about a man, an Arab who is planting trees in Senegal. He had completely transformed the marshes and his passion for nature mirrors our own. We all belong to the same club of nature lovers, and the numbers of members are growing. Perhaps, growing plants and trees could save our beautiful planet, the Earth.
Thanks so very much. Your appreciate gives me moral support to work harder and explore the deserts even better. I have learned and motivated by people like you. I’m very happy to read your work about the deserts of the world. You are doing great work too.
Hi Dr. Raziq, I can tell that you truly are a lover of nature. That is great!
Thanks so very much. I appreaciate your moral support. I hope you are agreeing with me that the nature has the power of theraphy and works as a natural pharmacy.
Yes, it really does!
Thank you for your kind, as always, comments. I do remember that you wanted to write a post about your work-research and about camels with my participation. If you are still interested in doing this, please tell me what you have in mind. As you know my email is nature@kitsbury.plus.com, By the way, do the beautiful camel with you, has a name? Not only I agree with you about the healing power of nature, but I also write about in my blog.
Joanna
You are welcome Joanna. Yes, I’m still agree and willing to have a collaborative article about the desert and the incredible camel together. Yes, I know your email.
We have a big herd of camels, there is no name but we use tag. I wish to give them name and recognize each one by name but it is almost impossible.
Yes, I know your write great article and you write about the ecotheraphy and the power of nature as a healing agent.
Best Raziq
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