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Shirdi
After an 8 hour journey we arrived in Shirdi, home of Sai Baba and a recommended place to visit. When we arrived we checked in our hotel - a hotel that is part of the 'Best Western' chain, and we then went to the temple straight away. We then spent some time wondering around the market, browsing the various stalls, before making our way back to the hotel for some food, and to have an early night. ...
The End
... see me. He said that his daughter was deaf and had some brain problems and asked if I could make a diagnosis. It was a very frustrating situation to be in since there was obviously nothing I could do and the man kept asking me to help, saying that she was a smart girl and had a bright future if she could just hear things again, etc. I didn’t know what else to do so I told him that I would talk to Dr. Wenger and find out if there was a doctor in the area and ...
Intensity
... evening, as we were leaving, Anil said in complete seriousness that he was going to find an Indian girl to be my wife and that she would travel to the US to marry me. I insisted that he didn’t have to while the other Americans laughed at what I had gotten myself into.) We were taken up to their roof and served the hearty meal by Anita in the cool open air of the night as we sat Indian style on mats with the pulsing sounds of the festival as our orchestra, ...
Visit to Shirdi's Sai Baba
... time.
11th Sept 2011: In morning again went to Temple to attend the Aarti of Sai Baba, also visited the temple of Ganesh, Shani and Shiv in the Shirdi Temple Campus. From the shops around the temple, purchased the statue of Sai Baba. After having breakfast and rest at Hotel, left again to Kopergaon railway station to catch the train Karnataka express at 1.40PM.
12th Sept 2011: Train arrived at New Delhi on time at ...
Sai Baba
... stories of buses no doubt.
When we arrived at Shirdi it was absolute bedlam, a crazy cattle market. We were the cattle up for auction I think. Because we were only passing through here we had our packs with us, clearly we didn't know where we were going and had to battle through torrents of touts wanting to sell trinkets or provide us with VIP access to ...