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| 31st January 2009 Colonial Foot Soilder | Darjeeling - From: Ashram life in Rishikesh and Landmark forum in Delhi I would have really liked to make it to Darjeeling, unfortunately I'm leaving India tonight and going to Europe. I didn't have enought time to make it over to Darjeeling but next time I come to India I will be going there for sure. |
| 31st January 2009 Colonial Foot Soilder | Landmark - From: Ashram life in Rishikesh and Landmark forum in Delhi Hey, I can definitely see what your talking about with the language barrier as I mentioned, but did you not find the forum to be extremely commercialized and constantly trying to get you to join again and get your friends to join? |
| 16th January 2009 James Taylor | Antecedants - From: Ashram life in Rishikesh and Landmark forum in Delhi If you find time head up for Darjeeling where you will find that a James Taylor, I think, built a tea factory about 1875 at Castleton Estate. Maybe you are related to him a long time ago and hence your interest in India? There was also a James Edward John Taylor played cricket for the Bengal Governor's XI in 1918/19 |
| 16th January 2009 Michael | Landmark Forum is not that bad - From: Ashram life in Rishikesh and Landmark forum in Delhi Colin, I think your experience in the Landmark Forum has to be a matter of a cultural and language barrier. I did the LF in the Uniteds States and thought it was great. I can't and won't compare it to the meditation you are talking about because I think they are totally different. Some people prefer more experiential approaches to personal growth and I think that is great. The Landmark Forum is much more of a philosphical conversation. I really liked it and would reccomend participating in your own language and culture. Enjoy your journey! Michael |
| 3rd December 2008 Cousin Jimmy | - From: Varanasi's Beauty Colin, Sounds like your havign a great experience. The retreat sounds lind of like prison, but at least you can leave. Have fun and keep up your always great enthusiasm. Jim |
| 2nd December 2008 mom | Varanasi - From: Varanasi's Beauty I'm so delighted that you are having a wonderful experience. Love and good luck with the meditation... mom |
| 1st November 2008 Jimmy | Hi Colin - From: The Heart of India Hi Colin, Say hi to Cami for me as well. I didn't know you were over there too. You and your sister are great people for taking such a big step to help others, and to see "how the other half lives". I wish you well. Get more play in with those kids while you can. Jimmy |
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