Lemon Tree Hotel Pune
Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park, Hinjawadi Pune, Maharashtra, 411057, India
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Dia 2: Compras en el centro de Pune
... n que otro viandante pasando por el medio. El conductor no para de pitar, y no es que se cabree con alguien sino para decir "que voy, que voy" seguido de una pirueta entra motos, coches y viandantes. Es una auténtica aventura y parece que vives al límite.
Tras esa hora de recorrido los taxis nos dejaron frente a la puerta de la tienda. Era pequeña en planta, pero con varios pisos hacia arriba. Subimos a la segunda y anduvimos viendo saris. El ...
Primer día de trabajo en Pune
... se hace junto a la piscina y en principio es en plan buffet, pero a nosotros nos sirven como si fuera en mesa directamente...
Tras desayunar fuimos al trabajo. La verdad es que en taxi son menos de cinco minutos, pero el camino, que es un atajo, es por parte de tierra y parte de asfalto y un tráfico muy denso. Además, ya que es gratis, habrá que utilizarlo.
Tras entrar en el edificio nos etuvieron dando la acreditación, cosa que tardó un ratillo. Después de eso ...
Heading Home Tonight
... what it was called but it was good, too! A bit crunchy & had something in it like boiled grahams (??) & other stuff, lol. Had to eat it with a little spoon.
And ... My plane leaves at 3:15 AM Mumbai time. Will post more later.
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Non-violence! Truthfulness! And, No Stealing!
... am free to believe as I do.
I am not a religious being. However, "both terms, religious and spiritual, connote interest in rituals, practices, and daily moral behaviors that foster a connection or relationship with our fellow man, with nature and with how we live our lives." * Like Americans, Indians, too, are free to practice any religion they want, or no religion. Many are religious; most all are spiritual.
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Brahman, Kshatriya, Vaishya, Shudra...
... are in keeping with peace, self-harmony, austerity, and purity, loving-forgiveness and righteousness, vision, wisdom and faith. They are also expected to show exemplary behavior, pursue knowledge and preserve traditions. It is believed that whatever existed in the world was the property of a Brahmana and he was entitled to all. We may be getting to the heart of the problem!
If, however, you are of the ...



