Surya Resort Dharamsala
H.H.Dalai Lama Temple Road Mcleodganj Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh, 176219, India
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Confessions of a 15 yr old independent traveller
These are a few extracts from the diary I kept in India when I was 15. I travelled independently, thinking I was ready and totally mature enough...Please excuse the profanities and pretentious sentiment...I hated almost every minute of this damned trip. God knows how I caught the travelling bug from this experience!
"It's day 14 of the …
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... racing with the memories of what we have done, and thoughts of what was to come. The retreat continued with a regular schedule of meditation, Buddhism classes, meals, and yoga; punctuated by a gong! Lauren got to ring the gong, which made me pretty jealous. :(
Throughout the week we learned to try and take on good virtues, and get rid of our bad habits. Mahayana Buddhism is such a beautiful religion and philosophy. It is believed that ...
Conversations with a Tibetan
... his brother who was working in India. We got into some pretty heavy stuff and learned first hand more of the atrocities commit ed by Chinese soldiers in Tibet. We talked about China, Tibet, India, globalization, evolution (he's never been to school, at 28, so I briefly explained how people like him and I come to have different skin colour), religion, the east, and the west. I taught him words like backlash, hypothetical ...
Like a sex shop... with no sex and more toys!
... losing the proper alignment. This is just my quick explanation demonstrating two different styles (slightly biased of course).
After you complete two 5-day courses, you are allowed to use the studio for self study. So that's what I did every day for the next few weeks while I stayed in the area doing other things. I loved using the facilities. When Jasper showed up in town and said he really liked Bhagsu and wanted to stay longer (we'd planned ...
Finding Fulfillment
... a cooking class. Instead, I spent my time at the office, with my new friends and with my Tibetan cousins. I gorged myself on delicious food, drank tea and chatted for hours. I soon realized that I wasn't going to find what I was looking for in a class.
At TWA, my role was to develop a gender sensitization training manual and then train the staff on how to apply the manual in trainings across India, Nepal and Bhutan. I had spent hours ...



