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Chamba Valley
... et avec de très belles vues de la vallée. Beaucoup d’indiens viennent ici pour aller au lac Manimahesh, où Shiva a soi-disant vécu, et on a croisé ce que l'on pense était des shivaïtes avec des tenues très intéressantes. Bharmour est pratiquement à la fin de la vallée et il n’y a pas de route après. On pensait à l’origine randonner jusqu'à la vallée de Lahaul pour ensuite rejoindre la vallée de Spiti, mais comme ça inclue des cols à 5000m, on y a renoncé. A ...
A glimpse of His Holiness in Dharamsala
... by. A nearby café terrasse seemed like an ideal spot to wait and have a good cup of coffee – a rarity in India. We were joined by Masoud, a Persian man whom we had met the day before. We were there with plenty of time to spare before his arrival, and watched as the crowd along the street swelled from a few dozen to a few hundred people. A jeep tried to park itself right in our view of the road, but thankfully when I asked him to move he was cool about it, ...
The Porcelain God and the Dalai Lama...
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Tonight was our last dinner as a group in town. Tomorrow, we are off to the train again (wish me luck) and then back to PRIA for a closing session. I have to work on developing a speech detailing my essential learnings from the program. I only have two minutes in which to speak. I plan to spend tomorrow morning working that out. Heaven knows I have difficulties concise. Any notes would help.
Kisses and love...
Amy
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Finding Fulfillment
... and just wrap it in a huge bear hug. Some just seem to stumble into this place without knowing exactly what they want. But everyone has a story and everyone finds something to fill whatever gaps they have noticed in their soul. There is yoga, meditation, charas, Buddhism, and volunteering. Originally I thought that I would fill every spare moment of this month with meditation, yoga and cooking. That Jason and I would go hiking all the time and ...
The return of Mittens & 4 Nights @ TIPA
... these traditional Tibetan guitars and stomping their big black boots while singing and dancing.
For the next 4 nights at the Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA), there were different local organizations putting on shows. There were local kids doing choreographed dances to Punjabi dance songs and Bollywood chart toppers (reminded me of my high school days teeheeheehee), traditional song and dance, a ...
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