Hotel Sahiwa Dharamsala

Buddha Temple Road, Himachal Pradesh Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh, 3678, India

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A glimpse of His Holiness in Dharamsala

A travel blog entry by kmartadventure

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... who attempted to stand in their path. It is estimated that 75% of Tibetan Buddhism’s sacred heritage has been lost forever. Ten years after China’s initial invasion, Tibetans risked their lives to stage mass protests across the country, which were brutally and horrifically dealt with by the Chinese military. Only in his mid-twenties, the Dalai Lama was forced to flee through the Himalayas to India to seek refuge. Thousands of Tibetans have ...

The silence was deafening - And I loved it!

A travel blog entry by farrellgilmour

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... humanity. People have complicated every religion, but all of them in their simplest form, teach good things.

Rinchen is one of the most beautiful and sincere people I have ever met. When he speaks to you, he does so with such focus and attention. He is an incredible listener and has such a warm heart. His honesty came through in funny ways at times during the meditations. When talking about the preciousness of the human life ...

Adventures with Amran

A travel blog entry by farrellgilmour

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... isn't always right because you're only enabling them to continue to live the way they do. There are organizations and programs out there that help these people (but not everywhere you go obviously). Many people give out of sheer pity. Hey I gave him ten rupees, now I can feel better about myself. Heavy stuff. On the other side of the coin is the story of a man and his son who, after a heavy storm were walking down the beach. The sand was littered ...

Kitchen Stories

A travel blog entry by bootsmade4wlkin

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... and I had kept him entertained with a very theatrical game of toss - funny faces included. Every time that we've visited the apartment since then, he has rushed in to say hello, at least for a second. And because he is particularly keen on me, he has become my Tibetan boyfriend. This morning, however, he must have been very disappointed at how boring we were. Not that this stopped him from sticking around to observe the unusual proceedings and get a ...

Magic

A travel blog entry by farrellgilmour

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... you're walking uphill, sometimes downhill. Sometimes you're walking across boulders and stones, sometimes you're cutting through people's front yards or even across their front door. Sometimes you're walking through farmland, sometimes you're walking through a string of shops and restaurants. Sometimes you're walking through misty pine forests, sometimes you're walking along a ridge with views down into the valley.

I like saying that its easy ...

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