Himgiri Resort Dharamsala
Naddi Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh, India
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A glimpse of His Holiness in Dharamsala
... himself. From the retreat we walked around the mountain back into Dharamsala, stopping for an unbelievable lunch at a quaint little guesthouse along the way. Their small restaurant had amazing coffee, tasty bagel sandwiches, and a fruit salad and warm brownie that were heavenly. The rest of the afternoon and evening was spent blog-writing for me (with much progress I’m happy to say!) and shopping for Em before going to bed for a few hours sleep before ...
The silence was deafening - And I loved it!
... of anger can be linked to the angry person, not the outside stimulus, everything is within your control). Evaluate why you feel the way you do, find the source of your problems and eliminate them. I like to think of Buddism as a complete system of philosophy and psychology. Be your own therapist. And think for yourself. The Buddha taught not to follow him on faith alone. He said to "use your head, think rationally, question everything ...
The Porcelain God and the Dalai Lama...
... investment into the community. As well, there is marked decrease in ailment. Just to think where this community will be in a few years boggles me. The power that those involved have in their own hands, to both change and enforce change really brought so much exitement to me. We were honored for our visit in the community with special hats made by the members themselves. We even made the paper... although I think the honor should go to the ...
A lovely day
... 8217;s uncle stopped by and sat with us. He pointed out a brick building that’s under construction at the bottom of the valley. He said he’s building a guesthouse and he told me I’m welcome to stay there anytime. He invited me over for lunch, but I didn’t have time because I was getting picked up soon. I might join them next week. Reetika and I exchanged contact information. She welcomed me to stay at her house whenever I’d ...
A Teaching on the true meaning of "emptiness"
... of H.H. There were only a couple of angles where you could see in the windows to see H.H. directly and what's the point when you can see a nicer image on a T.V.
Anyway, to be at the entrance and to see H.H. come in and out was an awesome experience. H.H. has a way of looking at a crowd and looking everyone in the eyes without looking at anyone in particular. Except the elderly gentleman I was looking after. H.H. saw ...



