Roberta... Thank You! Iam lovin India. It's hard not to. Actually unless someone has been to the States, people do not know about Thanksgiving! Which is not a problem for me, except that it is the first one I'm away from my friends and Loved ones.
Shaneda & Roxydi! There are so many more pics I could not post up because it takes so long to upload them here but, you'll see when I come back home. Thank you for the constant reminders of Love. Love and miss you guys too! You will really trip off of this land when you come. Went to a really famous and old Shiva temple about 2 hours by train out of the city, last weekend. The only one I've been to before that is the Kali Ghat Temple a couple of times, by the GangaMa in Kolkata. Man! the Temples here are something else. Nothing like what we have at home. Super crowded, noisy, Brahmins, Brahmin impersonators, beggars, goat sacrifices, cows, stray dogs, armed police, you name it. In the beginning of December I'm going to stay at the Ranchi retreat for a couple of days, then onto Varanasi, then Rishikesh to the Sivananda Ashram for at least a week, then to Dharamsala--home of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Will put up more posts soon! Keep it real!
P.S. Sattvaraj, cant wait to have you stack up some tables and chairs on me when I get back
Elia-ji!!! Shane needs you find a way to call him. We both look forward to your return and are sooo glad you get to experience the Holy land of India. Love yr updates! Om Namah Shivaya!
Elia~be the wave, and be the ocean. Sending the home vibration into your deep experiential expression, to learn, to know, to be. ooh, aahh, which you might you be? or are you all?? :) :) :) Oh, just love every sip! <3 <3 <3
Elia, Blessings! Wow! Walking where Guruji spent time and feeling the presence I'm sure. Thanks for sharing all of the photos and for your blog - very cool. Your trip is 'tripping' us all out here...in a good way! :) Enjoy every moment...wow again, Dharamsala...! See you soon. Donna
Ola Elia!
ReplyDeleteHope you're loving India :)
By the way, do they commemorate
Thanksgiving over there?!
Roberta
Elia-ji!! Rox and Shane here!! We still miss you!!! Lovin all the pics of Masters family. Soo sweet! Shane says "Yo Nataraj"...love u brother!
ReplyDeleteRoberta... Thank You! Iam lovin India. It's hard not to. Actually unless someone has been to the States, people do not know about Thanksgiving! Which is not a problem for me, except that it is the first one I'm away from my friends and Loved ones.
ReplyDeleteShaneda & Roxydi! There are so many more pics I could not post up because it takes so long to upload them here but, you'll see when I come back home. Thank you for the constant reminders of Love. Love and miss you guys too! You will really trip off of this land when you come. Went to a really famous and old Shiva temple about 2 hours by train out of the city, last weekend. The only one I've been to before that is the Kali Ghat Temple a couple of times, by the GangaMa in Kolkata. Man! the Temples here are something else. Nothing like what we have at home. Super crowded, noisy, Brahmins, Brahmin impersonators, beggars, goat sacrifices, cows, stray dogs, armed police, you name it.
ReplyDeleteIn the beginning of December I'm going to stay at the Ranchi retreat for a couple of days, then onto Varanasi, then Rishikesh to the Sivananda Ashram for at least a week, then to Dharamsala--home of His Holiness the Dalai Lama.
Will put up more posts soon!
Keep it real!
P.S. Sattvaraj, cant wait to have you stack up some tables and chairs on me when I get back
Thanks for the postings and the pictures. What exactly does your training entail anyway? Pardon my ignorance.
ReplyDeleteKeep well.
Loving all the pictures too...keep posting them!
ReplyDeleteCan't imagine the emotional trip you must be going through:)**
Cherish them.
Rob
Moments: by M. J. Steele
ReplyDeleteSurprises exposed at each turn
Our past failures we must not burn.
Refletion is essential
For future to have potential.
Determination holds our fate
While our passion opens the gate
For our dreams to be complete
Starve our fears, faith we must eat.
Courage displayed earns our esteem
Our confidene begins to teem
For success is upon us
This moment is momentous.
Thinking of you in India : love Liz & Dirk
Happy Thanksgiving Elia! and thank you for sharing your adventure with us back in Encinitas! We miss you!
ReplyDeleteSwamiRaj!? What's ur real name?? Or maybe give me a hint!
ReplyDeleteElia-ji!!! Shane needs you find a way to call him. We both look forward to your return and are sooo glad you get to experience the Holy land of India. Love yr updates! Om Namah Shivaya!
ReplyDeleteYou sound so busy... and to see HH home...that sounds amazing. Have a wonderful time and come teach us again soon!
ReplyDeleteElia~be the wave, and be the ocean. Sending the home vibration into your deep experiential expression, to learn, to know, to be. ooh, aahh, which you might you be? or are you all?? :) :) :) Oh, just love every sip! <3 <3 <3
ReplyDeleteElia, Blessings! Wow! Walking where Guruji spent time and feeling the presence I'm sure. Thanks for sharing all of the photos and for your blog - very cool. Your trip is 'tripping' us all out here...in a good way! :) Enjoy every moment...wow again, Dharamsala...! See you soon. Donna
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