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| 2nd December 2009 Travelling Priestess | Synchronicity! - From: Sacred Flames: Firewalking in Avalon on Beltane Eve Sameer, I love you. Only this morning I was thinking about that I still hadn't done this. And probably wouldn't. But let's see...... if you ask me nicely, I will complete it as half is done. :-) ONS! |
| 2nd December 2009 The Wind God | - From: Sacred Flames: Firewalking in Avalon on Beltane Eve Devi - when will we get to read your blog relating to visit to Alps? The Bhakta waits in anticipation and is getting anxious......I cant take it......I cant take it anymore......NOOOOOOOOOOO NOOOOOOOO........ |
| 22nd November 2009 Toyah | solstice 2009 - From: Celebrating the Winter Solstice Festival with the Kalash tribe in the Hindu Kush mountains Hello, heading over to Hunza valley around christmas and this looks really interesting. Are you able to tell me how long this lasts and if possible what dates it will be on? Or just any info would be good really. How do you think the Kalasha would feel with our presence imposing on their festival uninvited?Thanks, Toyah |
| 17th November 2009 ishfaq sagar | kalasha - From: Celebrating the Winter Solstice Festival with the Kalash tribe in the Hindu Kush mountains madam i have no words to admire you. |
| 4th November 2009 IBIAMINA ALLI ORUITEMEKA | I WANT LORD SHIVA SEAL ME WITH WHITE FIRE - From: A pilgrimage to Haridwar i believe lord shiva can protect me all negative and evil force |
| 4th November 2009 aanchal Dhyani | my gaon devprayag - From: Where two rivers meet to form one: Beltane at Devprayag devprayag is my village situated in uttrakhand. here ,the two head streams of ganga namely alaknanda and bhagirathi meet. it is very nice place. full of mountains and pollution free. |
| 4th November 2009 Aanchal Dhyani | devprayag - From: Where two rivers meet to form one: Beltane at Devprayag the two rivers Alaknanda and bhagirathi meet at devprayag which constitutes to make the river ganga. we can say that these two are are headstreams of Ganga river. From devprayag , the river Ganga comes to the plains i.e at Haridwar. thank you. |
| 14th September 2009 kuba | pakistan 2010 - From: Celebrating the Winter Solstice Festival with the Kalash tribe in the Hindu Kush mountains Hey, My name is Kuba and I\'m planing a trip to Pakistan next year. Ive seen your blog and found it interesting. Im thinking of spending some time round Ayun, Kalash, Chitral and Mastuj and do soem trekking (maybe horse trekking). Do you know someone that could be of help to organize or act as a local guide .... Maybe you could recommend places to stay and people to meet. I would appreciate all your help cheers Kuba |
| 10th September 2009 rahul | Hi - From: The Journey's End? Which temple is it and which place is it? thanks |
| 27th August 2009 harikrishna varma | asathoma sadgsamaya - From: Sacred Flames: Firewalking in Avalon on Beltane Eve dear mam, I happened see your traveller blog, It gave me lot of informations(actually i am a fan of himalayas). I am from the birth place of adi sankaracharya..kerala(india)..i will keep in touch with you always............(vasudaiva kudumbakam.....world is a family)...thanking you..your brother harikrishnan |
| 25th August 2009 paramjit | i am fan of you - From: Sacred Flames: Firewalking in Avalon on Beltane Eve i am fan of you |
| 6th August 2009 Tanmann | great stuff!!! - From: Sacred Flames: Firewalking in Avalon on Beltane Eve you did this firewalk with a good mate of mine and I have also seen pics of you doing it... ! May you use the Light wisely!!! :-) |
| 3rd August 2009 janine | - From: Happy Holi: Spring Equinox Indian Style Awww Tiziana - it's beeen an absolute pleasure to read of your travels up to this point...............bless you Ma Kali.....LOL We have to meet up again Bright Blessings for Lammas wherever you are!! |
| 2nd August 2009 B Carrington | can u send me details - From: Hare Krishna, Hare Radha: An Indian ashram experience in the heart of Somerset hi all god bless could u please send me contact details of your ashram please and any ashrams in uk that would be possible for me to visit and or possably stay many thanks B |
| 2nd August 2009 geetha | - From: Hare Krishna, Hare Radha: An Indian ashram experience in the heart of Somerset i want to join this ashram wt shuld i do 4 that i m 26 years girls staying in mumbai i dnt want to come again in my family i want leave all relations like mt parents my collegues , brothers , sister how can i join this ashra pls kindlty help me 4 that |
| 26th July 2009 kw | - From: Celebrating the Winter Solstice Festival with the Kalash tribe in the Hindu Kush mountains Very interesting !! Hope that their culture can survive but with only 4000 people plus the growing impact of the outside world it may be difficult. I first learned of the Kalesh through Michael Palin's travel documentary "Himalaya" where Saifullah describes the Kalesh world, albeit briefly. |
| 24th July 2009 Janine | - From: Sacred Flames: Firewalking in Avalon on Beltane Eve O sweetie you are an inspiration...........bright blessings to you |
| 9th July 2009 Isobel | Boot camp - From: Vipassana: meditation boot camp or ticket to liberation? Having read your article in the yoga magazine I followed up by reading your blog. I love your honesty and am inspired by your writing here. |
| 23rd June 2009 lakshmi | - From: Om Namah Shivaya: Thoughts on Ashram Life, karma yoga, and celebrating the great night of Lord Shiva in Rishikesh I WANAT TO KNOW MORE ABOUT THIS |
| 23rd June 2009 lakshmi | i am interested - From: Om Namah Shivaya: Thoughts on Ashram Life, karma yoga, and celebrating the great night of Lord Shiva in Rishikesh i am from bangalore i am very much intrested to stay in a ashram and experience this kind of solace and peace i am always postponing everything in my life |
| 17th June 2009 Saravanan | gud - From: Sacred Flames: Firewalking in Avalon on Beltane Eve teell me wen u visit here. i will take care |
| 24th May 2009 paulx | - From: Vipassana: meditation boot camp or ticket to liberation? Hi Tiziana, that really was a wonderful personal description of a Vipassana course. Having sat myself I can relate to so much of what you experianced and I am really pleased you got so much from it.xx |
| 8th May 2009 Anne | Wow! - From: Sacred Flames: Firewalking in Avalon on Beltane Eve That's some experience! Well done you powerful courageous woman. Happy Beltane. Love, Anne xxx |
| 8th May 2009 Tara | Yes! - From: Sacred Flames: Firewalking in Avalon on Beltane Eve Yes yes yes! |
| 3rd May 2009 Filippo | :-) - From: Vipassana: meditation boot camp or ticket to liberation? Ciao Tiziana! I'm glad to know you are good and lived this experience, I hope to go on a Vipassana Retreat soon too, another friend of mine did it and he found very astonished also! Huggs from Sicily, Filippo xx |
| 29th April 2009 Donna Higton | Oh My Gosh! - From: Vipassana: meditation boot camp or ticket to liberation? Tiziana you continue to inspire, amaze, fascinate and intrigue me. I was with you at the beginning in thinking 'nuts', 'mad as a box of frogs'...but now, I'm finding myself wanting to explore it more...and maybe, one day, I'll try it! One day... xx |
| 16th April 2009 manoj kumar | who is this great yogi sanjay - From: 100 times 108: Five days of chanting mantras, playing with fire and retreating into the shadows of silence please tell me where i find this loving spritual boy, in some one heart |
| 13th April 2009 Rajesh Uraon | Great feelings while visiting devprayag - From: Where two rivers meet to form one: Beltane at Devprayag On 2nd of April I visited the place and was please to know that other peoples have same feeling like me while visiting the place. I still miss that holy place. with great emotions. I could imagine what kind of is there. |
| 17th February 2009 MANSOOR | Taxila - From: Ramblings from Islamabad: the return of normality It is a shame that Taxila is one of a few places in Pakistan that history of Pakistan can be found. Having visited many areas of Pakistan there are few places preserved the same way as Taxila. In a country with a vast, vibrant history it is a real pity. |
| 13th January 2009 baban toni | about great yogi sanjay - From: 100 times 108: Five days of chanting mantras, playing with fire and retreating into the shadows of silence please I want to do same this practice in silenent, under this yogi, if you have any contact help me, so amazing |
| 5th January 2009 suzi | just seen this - From: Soul Medicine: Shamanic Healing Art in the Brecon Beacons amazing... those colours are so YOU.. |
| 26th November 2008 Umer Pasha | Thank you for visiting our city. - From: Fed up in Lahore I really enjoyed your blog entry about Lahore. Thank you for visiting the city in such troubled times. Hope you enjoyed your stay and will make a comeback someday! :) |
| 11th November 2008 suzi | - From: Ancient Fires: Samhain night in Glastonbury blimey - you get about! x |
| 10th November 2008 Lama Emilie | always amazing story - From: Shakti Power: Dreaming with Snakes in Totnes Tiziana, even in your own country, you succees in experiencing amazing things! Always a pleasure to read your story... so far away from my "normal" life but sometimes so close. Keep on enjoying! and I want to know more about the sex guru.. Lama Emilie |
| 9th November 2008 Shalyn | truth - From: Ancient Fires: Samhain night in Glastonbury Inspiring. Funny I just wrote about the same: conception or perception of (non)duality between life and death. Om Shiva Namah P.S. I love the part where your friend says, "Aren't they?" Nice picture, and it made me smile. |
| 7th November 2008 Ciel | - From: Shakti Power: Dreaming with Snakes in Totnes Ahh, I wondered when you'd get down to my part of the world! You need to experience Dartmoor, in all it's beauty. Let me know when you're next down here and we'll go visit a few stone rows . . . :) |
| 5th November 2008 Shalyn | Typical Loner - From: Shakti Power: Dreaming with Snakes in Totnes I resonate so much with this piece that I feel somewhat displaced sitting here. ;) Then I have to remind myself of something Einstein said which I like: "Although I am a typical loner in my daily life, my consciousness of belonging to the invisible community of those who strive for truth, beauty and justice has preserved me from feeling isolated." Happy reading, thanks for sharing. |
| 5th November 2008 Tara | sssssnakes - From: Shakti Power: Dreaming with Snakes in Totnes amazing photos! |
| 3rd November 2008 Travelling Priestess | Go ahead... - From: Within Lord Shiva's realm: holy cows, elderly sadhus and synchronicity in North India and e-mail me a photo of the tattoo! :-) Tiziana |
| 2nd November 2008 Diana | - From: Within Lord Shiva's realm: holy cows, elderly sadhus and synchronicity in North India Like Percefal said before "be still and dream the future" sounds just too good. I hope you don't mind if I soon get a tatoo with those words on my skin. ;) PD I mean it. |
| 31st October 2008 Shalyn | I like - From: 100 times 108: Five days of chanting mantras, playing with fire and retreating into the shadows of silence Very wonderful writing, than you for your honesty it makes me smile a lot. Namaste |
| 31st October 2008 Shalyn | Thank you! - From: Where two rivers meet to form one: Beltane at Devprayag Thank you dear for this story! I smiled lots. I am travelling to India and Nepal for the first time this month and your information is so great. Namaste. |
| 31st October 2008 clay lowe | happy trails - From: A ritual journey into Osho Leela's Labyrinth of Pleasure glad to see you are on the road again, pilgrim. travel safe and keep these wonderful and insightful posts coming...i agree with you, i think you are at your best when you are on the road...there is much to be said about the open road... peace and love, clay |
| 28th October 2008 Katinka | Osho Leela - From: Screaming, crying, hugging and laughing: Living life intensely at Osho Leela Community Hey beautiful priestess, hope you're having a deliciously transformative time at Leela; loved my experience there during their biodanza festival this summer; they're a special group of people creating such a wonderful community space. Hope you're having a great time there and where ever you chose to go next, may the flow take you always deeper into your truth! Hope to see you at some point, go well dear sister, blessings. |
| 27th October 2008 suzi | blimey - From: On the road again: exploring Indian mysticism in the UK you're off somewhere else again! hee hee hope you enjoy it there x |
| 24th October 2008 cooldeep | touching my soul - From: Musings on the Yogic path and the power of ritual Dear Blogmate ;-) After coming in England, whenever I read anything about my "India" it touch my soul, I feel vibration and something beyond the sky giving me message which is difficult to interpret by human brain... Thanks! (I highly appreciate tourist who been to India and know India better than them who only read about it..) |
| 10th October 2008 Emma Jones | Photographer friend - From: Earth, rock and soil: Appreciating the magic of South Wales Hi, I can hook you up with my photographer friend, Gary Merrel. He will be back in Wales this month having been travelling, Emma x |
| 7th October 2008 Travelling Priestess | Yes, please! - From: Earth, rock and soil: Appreciating the magic of South Wales Hey Bryn - that contact would be useful. I can't speak French, though! |
| 7th October 2008 Bryn | Iran? - From: Earth, rock and soil: Appreciating the magic of South Wales I beleive I have a facebook contact in iran, studying mythology. He writes in French, I write in english and we vaguly understand each other! Would you like me to hook you up? |
| 17th September 2008 Celia | Welcome back! - From: Wales: The Inner Journey Dear Tiziana, glad you're back and happy! You've reminded me of a story I read some time ago, about a boy who decided to go to a far land by the end of the rainbow, to find treasure. When he reached there he managed to dig out a coffer, but, to his surprise, it contained a map showing the exact location of the treasure, which was next door to home! So there you are... I've embarked myself into an inner journey, too. My best tools have been yoga, ley-line dowsing and two books, which I recommend you: Homecoming (Reclaiming and Championing Your Inner Child) by John Bradshaw, and 'A Course in Miracles'. Best wishes for your inner journey! |
| 4th September 2008 Brian | - From: Wales: The Inner Journey Dont know how i missed your post the other week. Good to know how - and where -you are. Wales is certainly beautiful - your post made me feel quite nostalgic! |
| 3rd September 2008 percefal | - From: Wales: The Inner Journey Once in a while you get shown the Light, in the strangest of places if you look at it right. Welcome to Wales! |
| 25th August 2008 Dagmar | - From: Wales: The Inner Journey Hey dear, I'm glad that everything is falling into place for you. Isn't it weird how you find what you were looking for almost on your doorstep? But who knows if you would have recognized it if you hadn't travelled so far. Give my love to Wales! |
| 31st July 2008 swahilya shambhavi | Nice to remember! - From: The Journey's End? Hi Tiziana, Thanks for your post. It makes me feel so nostalgic. The experience was so similar for me. Except that I am from India! |
| 30th July 2008 Fred Brown | The Cave Experience - From: Where two rivers meet to form one: Beltane at Devprayag Hello Tiziana Read your blog today after searching on Vasista's cave. My teacher, Andrey Lappa, had a revelatory experience in a cave nearby. You may wish to read: http://www.universal-yoga.com/?id=15501 After I read this, I drove 1000 miles and paid $1000 to spend 10 days studying with him. Powerful stuff indeed. Namaste Fred http://www.highlandlakeyoga.com |
| 20th June 2008 MJ | - From: The Journey's End? Hey princess!!! Was good to read our journey again! It's seem so long ago. I'm leaving India in 3 days. I hope to have a nice ride to Delhi with Bobby. Miss our discussions, hope to see you again in India at the Shiva Temple, for you know what! Kisses from MJ. |
| 11th June 2008 Kathy Jones | Blessings - From: The Journey's End? Blessings on you, Tiziana, and your wonderful journey. It has been fabulous to read. Have a good trip home and hope to see you in July at the Goddess Conference with many blessings Kathy |
| 4th June 2008 Becky | Welcome back - From: The Journey's End? Well I guess your home now, your blog has been so inspiring. I have enjoyed reading about your adventures and can't wait to see you when you are back. Lots of love Becky. x |
| 3rd June 2008 Donna | Put me down for a copy of that book - From: The Journey's End? Hi sweetie! I have loved reading your blogs - is it REALLY 9 months? Amazing. I'm looking forward to reading the hidden bits when you write your book. Enjoy your break from travelling...and enjoy the amazing amount you have learned and experienced. It's been a joy to watch. Love Donna.x |
| 3rd June 2008 suzi | wow - From: The Journey's End? see you soon! x |
| 31st May 2008 clay | Catch up - From: Where two rivers meet to form one: Beltane at Devprayag Hi Tiziana, I was thinking about you yesterday. Thought I'd stop by and say hi. Love ya, clay |
| 30th May 2008 ania | - From: No Belarussian Visa? You have prrrrroblem!! "...and decided to risk it. After all, how could they refuse me? I would talk them around, surely, and if that failed, I'd bribe them" "To be honest, I didn't even know where or what Belarussia is" "eastern beaurocrats" why didn't you gain basic information about your route? I'm really disappointed you don't understand and have no respect to law regulations. |
| 9th May 2008 Ophiaca | - From: Where two rivers meet to form one: Beltane at Devprayag Somehow I knew from the start your journey would go on much longer than you originally planned. ;) I'm glad to see you're well, this experience seems to be good for your restless soul. Take good care, dear! |
| 30th April 2008 Gabi | Happy Beltane - From: On unsuccessfully trying to leave: Is Rishikesh a black hole or has Ma Ganga blessed me? hello Tiziana, I love,love,love reading your blog, such an amazing journey! Spring has arived here (eventually) with lots of showers and timid sunshine. Apple blosoms all over the place - Happy Beltane from preety England. Big hug, Gabi |
| 24th April 2008 Pete D | yes - From: On unsuccessfully trying to leave: Is Rishikesh a black hole or has Ma Ganga blessed me? Om Shanti - oh yes |
| 23rd April 2008 Brian | your words are marked! - From: On unsuccessfully trying to leave: Is Rishikesh a black hole or has Ma Ganga blessed me? Thanks for all the wonderful postings - I hope to read more of them ! |
| 14th April 2008 Travelling Priestess | Thannks all! - From: Musings on the Yogic path and the power of ritual Thanks for your comments, miss you all! Love Tiziana xx |
| 11th April 2008 Hazel | true priestess - From: Musings on the Yogic path and the power of ritual Tiz you are an inspiration to me as priestess on the path, independent woman,psychopomp, adventurer and writer. The flames of the sacred fire leap from the page and mingle with the flame of Bridget in my own heart. Blessed be the three eyes of almighty Shiva! Om |
| 11th April 2008 barry | - From: Musings on the Yogic path and the power of ritual Wah! Sounds great, Tiziana! We won't be around tomorrow, I'm afraid. We're just back from a silent week of meditation with Tsoknyi Rinpoche last Monday, which was very good for clarification. My book of poetry is launched in early May. Love & best wsihes Barry x |
| 10th April 2008 Stephen O'Malley | feeding the fires - From: Musings on the Yogic path and the power of ritual Tiz, your descriptions of the effects of mantra are invigorating 10000 miles away. So happy to follow your travel and transformations. Love SOMA |
| 8th April 2008 Emilie from Tibet | "c'est du propre" - From: Happy Holi: Spring Equinox Indian Style Hello! I recognized you despite the paintings:-) Nice pictures indeed! Good to see you are enjoying India. I hope you still have thoughts for our Tibetan friends! Any news from Jamba? Biz, Emilie |
| 27th March 2008 Suzi | - From: Happy Holi: Spring Equinox Indian Style oh my god! funny pix! |
| 17th March 2008 emilie | oulala - From: Om Namah Shivaya: Thoughts on Ashram Life, karma yoga, and celebrating the great night of Lord Shiva in Rishikesh Hello dear tibetan friend:-) I am happy to see your are enjoying ashram life... even if I am quite surprise that you like to wake up early:-) Looking forward to hear more !!! Take care Emilie (back to Geneva reality). |
| 14th March 2008 Suzi | wow - From: Om Namah Shivaya: Thoughts on Ashram Life, karma yoga, and celebrating the great night of Lord Shiva in Rishikesh 6 months has just sped by... x |
| 12th March 2008 Hazel | om shanti - From: Om Namah Shivaya: Thoughts on Ashram Life, karma yoga, and celebrating the great night of Lord Shiva in Rishikesh shanti indeed keep settling into the deep and presencing now! |
| 12th March 2008 Donna | 6 months?? - From: Om Namah Shivaya: Thoughts on Ashram Life, karma yoga, and celebrating the great night of Lord Shiva in Rishikesh Wow, has it really been 6 months? Tiziana, it is wonderful to read of your adventures and experiences and I love that travelling has had such a beautiful effect on you. I am beaming with joy for you. Love Donna.x |
| 12th March 2008 Pete D | Done - From: Om Namah Shivaya: Thoughts on Ashram Life, karma yoga, and celebrating the great night of Lord Shiva in Rishikesh "Everything is becoming a meditation. " looks like you have cracked it. All thats needed now is to apply it back here in our busy western world of commuting, overlong work meetings and stressed out families... |
| 29th February 2008 Hazel | Dose of salts - From: A pilgrimage to Haridwar It is great to have a dose of India brought to me as I sit at my pc at the University of the West of England. Thanks Tiziana and I love your writing style too! |
| 28th February 2008 ken | you - From: Living life like a fairytale character You have started a trip which will make your inner self grow and bring you closer to mother earth may contentment find you. |
| 26th February 2008 Hari Jiwan | meltdown in rishikesh - From: The India initiation Wow Tiziana... amazing to read your experiences echoing some of my own! I am a friend of Tara's from the UK. She told me about your blog. I just spent 4 months in India - & a good chunk of that time was dissolved in Rishikesh. Ahhhh. I really had a beautiful identity meltdown there. Truly transformative. If you're still there and you get a chance i recommend hiring a driver to take you and Hee up to Devprayag - where there is a sangum; the ganga & alakananda rivers meet and create a distinctly striped river. It's incredible. And you can dip there! freezing but worth it!! I also journeyed to the Kali Ma temple on my way back from Kedarnath. Amazing place - i ditched my guide for long enough to sneak in an unforgettable powerful goddess ritual. look forward to hearing more of your journeys! love n blessings to you om nama shivaya Hari Jiwan Sacha xx |
| 19th February 2008 Steve | Love it ! - From: As you wish, Madam, as you wish: A visit to Uttaranchal police Welcome to India indeed. I wish they were as efficient in this part of the world :) |
| 15th February 2008 Balanse | Finding balance - From: The India initiation India to me is noise, contrasts and diversity, very unlike Norway where I´m from. But like you pointed out - the Indians themselves seem to have found the inner balance to function in the chaos. Nicely observed, I´m glad I found your blog. Enjoy your stay. Kali Duge, namoh namah, jay mata kali, Jay mata Durge. |
| 6th February 2008 Geraldine | Catching up ... - From: A visit to the Divine Mother in India's mountains ... after a very busy few weeks, good to catch up with your blog and hear that you're safe and doing wonderful things. Can't quite picture you in England after this! Love Geraldinexx |
| 28th January 2008 aurora | - From: Within Lord Shiva's realm: holy cows, elderly sadhus and synchronicity in North India and what about breast massages??!?! i'll write you soon aurora |
| 27th January 2008 Percefal | - From: Within Lord Shiva's realm: holy cows, elderly sadhus and synchronicity in North India ‘Be still and dream the future’, I like that and Rishikesh sounds like the right place to do it. I wonder if your ashram is the same one with the lovely gardens I visited, by the Ganges. It was quite big as it hosted a world yoga conference at the time. Did you select your ashram on the basis it teaches tantric yoga? Happy dangling anyway, Percefal |
| 26th January 2008 Angela Lewis | Golden Temple - From: Moving into India: New Moon at the Golden Temple Boo hoo hoo that I am not you, Tiz. India was always on my list of places I still wanted to see before I departed this mortal coil. Luck and love as always x |
| 25th January 2008 raju121 | Moving into India - From: Moving into India: New Moon at the Golden Temple Nice blog .... Enjoyed reading it..... here is for you a :) ( smile ) raju :) |
| 24th January 2008 raju121 | W O W - From: Within Lord Shiva's realm: holy cows, elderly sadhus and synchronicity in North India thank you for sharing This blog was very informative............ raju :) |
| 23rd January 2008 Donna | Dangling in the Unknown - From: Within Lord Shiva's realm: holy cows, elderly sadhus and synchronicity in North India It is said the 'I don't know' is the start of wisdom. I love that you are just going where you want to go...so many people never get to experience that joy of an empty page just waiting to be filled. Enjoy! Love Donna.x |
| 18th January 2008 Angela Lewis | Busy, belated, but at least reading blog comments at last - From: Awestruck in Tibet I have read your recent Pakistan excerpts. I have been writing more than reading, although reading books, not blog comments. Now I know what I've been missing! I sent you a private mail today. Oh lucky stars allow me to have some precious moments to read Tiziana's travel blog. Alfie shut up - hehe. Good luck, good life. Angie x |
| 18th January 2008 percefal | - From: Khuda Hafiz Pakistan How are you getting on in India? Seeing your interest in Kali, you must blog us a posting from Khurja, Uttar Pradesh if you can manage the journey (about an eight-hour drive from Delhi). She has been causing something of a stir there in recent times. Or if you’re stuck somewhere like Lahore again (fed up), and want some distraction, come and join me in Afghanistan at http://percefalsquest.blogspot.com/ |
| 11th January 2008 Travelling Priestess | Thank you - From: An abandoned shoe on the road: Bomb blast in Lahore Thanks dear people - I am just about to leave Pakistan in about thirty minutes. Fingers crossed! Much love, Tiziana xx |
| 10th January 2008 Donna | Stay safe - From: An abandoned shoe on the road: Bomb blast in Lahore Hey sweetie Glad you are safe. Goddess bless. Love Donna.x |
| 10th January 2008 Anne | Thinking of you - From: An abandoned shoe on the road: Bomb blast in Lahore Dear Tiziana, I'm thinking of you a lot while all this horror is going on in Pakistan which is very sad for the people there. We are going on retreat tomorrow for 10 days, will include you and Pakistan in my practice. Take Care, Anne |
| 10th January 2008 Suzi | - From: An abandoned shoe on the road: Bomb blast in Lahore Thank god you're safe.. once more...x |
| 1st January 2008 anonymous | - From: Light in the darkness of Pakistan HNY! Thinking of you, love A & B The cistern contains: the fountain overflows. One thought fills immensity. Blake, The marriage of heaven & hell. |
| 29th December 2007 Paul | Thank you - From: Silence in Islamabad Take care and thank you for this heart felt post at this very sad time for Pakistan and the world. |
| 29th December 2007 Geraldine | Thank you for this ... - From: Silence in Islamabad Hi Tiziana, I've sent you a private message also, but wanted also to say how very moving and beautifully written this is. Nothing has brought home the sadness of these days to me more than this journal. Love Geraldine xxx |
| 29th December 2007 Travelling Priestess | interesting - From: Full Moon in Islamabad This is really interesting, Barry. Ever since I've set foot into Pakistan, people have been saying to me that I look like a Pathan woman. Maybe there's some connection there? Love x |
| 29th December 2007 Travelling Priestess | Thank you - From: Carnage in Rawalpindi Thank you Kathy, it is much appreciated. With love, Tiziana |
| 28th December 2007 Kathy Jones | Thinking of you - From: Carnage in Rawalpindi Dear Tiziana In the scariness of all that is now going on in Pakistan we are thinking of you and holding you in our thoughts and prayers. with love and blessings Kathy |
| 27th December 2007 barry | Swat - From: Full Moon in Islamabad My teacher says that many of the Buddhist Tantric teachings originated in a country called Uddhiyana, which is now lost but which he identifies as the Swat valley region. Love from us! |
| 27th December 2007 barry | - From: Celebrating the Winter Solstice Festival with the Kalash tribe in the Hindu Kush mountains Wow! That sounds amazing. Beltane eh? Happy winter things! Barry x |
| 27th December 2007 Suzi | - From: Celebrating the Winter Solstice Festival with the Kalash tribe in the Hindu Kush mountains You look like a native! |
| 27th December 2007 Suzi | - From: Carnage in Rawalpindi I've just seen it on bbc news, awful. Thank god you didn't go there. Take care x |
| 23rd December 2007 tabassum | impressed - From: Tales from Pakistan's North-West Frontier: Towards the Khyber Pass hey dear i just read ur stories abt pakistan was kind of impressed :) i m from islamabad too and crazy abt travelling. hope to talk to u later. c y |
| 20th December 2007 Cheryl & Dave Tarry | Winter Solstice - From: Following the call of the wild soul Thinking of you and wishing you joy! Cheryl and Dave xx |
| 19th December 2007 Travelling Priestess | Happy Winter Solstice - From: Tales from Pakistan's North-West Frontier: Towards the Khyber Pass Thanks all, and happy winter solstice to you too from chilly Chitral! Just spent an amazing time with the Kalash tribe in the Hindu Kush mountains, celebrating the solstice. Reports to follow as soon as I am back in civilization and with a decent internet connection. Love from Tiziana x |
| 19th December 2007 Travelling Priestess | Answers to your questions - From: Tales from Pakistan's North-West Frontier: Towards the Khyber Pass Ok, Mily, here are the answers: Hard to believe, but our Chitrali driver is much much nicer (and better looking) than Pupu! He is lovely! However, I am not singing in the car, and my travel companions are not as nice as you - by far! Missing you, hope you have a great time! |
| 17th December 2007 Antti Litmanen | Greetings of the Solstice - From: Tales from Pakistan's North-West Frontier: Towards the Khyber Pass Almost ready for the celebrations of the solstice. Have a great time - it has been a fantastic read so far! Love & Blessings from Finland in throes of Kaamos! |
| 16th December 2007 Barry | Happy Solstice - From: Tales from Pakistan's North-West Frontier: Towards the Khyber Pass Warm greetings from chilly Britain, sweetie! Love from us! xBx |
| 16th December 2007 emilie | I recognize you well:-) - From: Tales from Pakistan's North-West Frontier: Towards the Khyber Pass I just read all your post since I left you in Kathmandu and I am happy to read all your adventures! What amazing it must be. I easily see you waving at people in the car:-) But I have 2 questions: is you driver as nice as Pupu? Are you also singing to entertain your travelling buddies? Take care, Emilie, your frienship highway friend:-) |
| 11th December 2007 Antti Litmanen | Following in your footsteps - From: From Moscow to Siberia Hello, nice to re-read your impressions of Saint Petersburg and Moscow, having just visited the cities on three weeks ago for two gigs. It was a quick trip, but I was very impressed by the architecture and culture - and the people we met were simply great. I'll send you a photolink privately. |
| 5th December 2007 kate Aine | vegetarian's best - From: Je suis malade: Sick in Nepal Sorry you were ill & hope on the mend now. Much better avoid meat permanently - healthier and kinder. Regards Kate |
| 4th December 2007 koko | in awe - From: Je suis malade: Sick in Nepal hi Tiziana..I am so in awe of your stamina...just loving your bloggs and adventures....much love, koko x |
| 3rd December 2007 Suzi | poor you! - From: Je suis malade: Sick in Nepal make sure you take care of yourself out there.. remember the ginger powder you used to force down my throat whenever i was sickly!! xxx |
| 2nd December 2007 Kassandra Knebel | - From: Je suis malade: Sick in Nepal Sie Arme! Wie unerquicklich! Führen Sie bitte immer ein, zwei Beutelchen mit Elektrolyten mit sich. Zumindest in entlegenen Gegenden. Falls es Sie etwas schlimmer beutelt, kann der Beutel retten, bis der Arzt kommt. Müsste es, wie in Indien freiverkäuflich überall geben und wiegt nicht viel. Ja, wie gut, dass sie eine stattliche Behausung hatten, hoffentlich mit eigenen Klo. Das mit dem kein Wasser ( außer Flasche), kein Eis, kein Salat, kein nicht schälbares Obst, das wissen Sie ja eh. Bleibt mir, das Beste zu wünschen. Ich wünsche Genesung! |
| 2nd December 2007 Geraldine | Hope you feel better! - From: Je suis malade: Sick in Nepal I am awed by your stamina, hope you're already recovered from the bug. Love, Geraldine |
| 1st December 2007 Pete D | Careful - From: Je suis malade: Sick in Nepal Watch out - liquids only preferably boiled until you are really better. It could have been worse - with dysentary comes bleeding - yeuch! Stay safe & well. Try to avoid meat for a while if at all possible. Look after yoursel! |
| 1st December 2007 Katinka | - From: Je suis malade: Sick in Nepal Glad to hear you're feeling better! Travel safely and enjoy, love and blessings Katinka |
| 25th November 2007 The Idler | - From: The Fellowship of the Freezeship Highway Amazing journey, you can sense the power touching the core of being on that base camp view. Beautiful! Stephen |
| 25th November 2007 Stephen "Idler" O'Malley | fur lined clothes - From: Cold adventures on the Friendship Highway Id love to see the tibetan clothes... please post a phoot! Love Stephen |
| 23rd November 2007 Barry | - From: The Fellowship of the Freezeship Highway Great stuff, Tiziana! Our journey that way was so different, of course. Did you enjoy the hair pin bends? hehe love B x |
| 22nd November 2007 Suzi | blimming heck - From: The Fellowship of the Freezeship Highway you look like a native! brilliant! |
| 22nd November 2007 Brian | WOW - From: The Fellowship of the Freezeship Highway which is all i can really say about all your journey, Tiziana. Thanks for the very evocative blog love Brian |
| 18th November 2007 Travelling Priestess | Tibetan clothes - From: Cold adventures on the Friendship Highway Will try and post one next time! The ethnic look has increased since an old lady plaited my hair tibetan style!! |
| 15th November 2007 Suzi | I wanna - From: Cold adventures on the Friendship Highway see a picture of you dressed in Tibetan clothes! Have you seen any Lhasa Apso dogs? xxx |
| 10th November 2007 Travelling Priestess | Thanks all! - From: Honouring the Tibetan Sky Gods in the Mountains Hi there, I don't often get the time to respond to your comments and messages, but just to let you know that I really appreciate them - keep them coming! Much love, Tiziana xx |
| 9th November 2007 Suzi | Monk magic - From: Awestruck in Tibet The vain monk looks like my brother Steve!! x |
| 9th November 2007 Tanya Sheikh | sigh of envy - From: Awestruck in Tibet Dearest Tiziana, Tibet sounds absolutely exquisitely incredible. You sound soo happy as well, how could you not meet your soul partner soon? Your energy must be vibrating at an incredibly high level. Just reading your blog definitely raised my vibration! Sending love, Tanya |
| 9th November 2007 Barry | - From: Honouring the Tibetan Sky Gods in the Mountains Wow, it brings it all back! Try walking round the Barkhor at night, it's very atmospheric. Yeah get a mask or 2 or 3 -- it's not just pollution but dusty roads out of town can be a bit nasty to breath. |
| 9th November 2007 Stephen O'Malley | MONASTERY - From: Honouring the Tibetan Sky Gods in the Mountains Hi Tiz, Love reading about your wanderings and adventures. Be safe out there... your stories say so much about how humane the world and it's people actually are. I'm in a monastery too, but in Lyon. Eons away. Love SOMA |
| 9th November 2007 Pete D | Wow - From: Honouring the Tibetan Sky Gods in the Mountains Wow - finding the path to the mountaintop by accident. Beautiful. |
| 3rd November 2007 Geraldine | Oh my! - From: Fullmoon over the wild Mongolian steppe Frozen contact lenses ... now that's the sort of detail that really brings home just HOW cold it must be. Mongolia has always fascinated me, and now I want to go more than ever. I have a feeling that it will be a different Tiziana, in many ways, who I will meet next time. Lots of love Geraldine xx |
| 30th October 2007 Eileen Terry | From Ruth Guy's mother - From: Fullmoon over the wild Mongolian steppe I am so enjoying your travel blog and can't wait for the next episode. Take care Ruth's Mum |
| 30th October 2007 Katinka | happy Samhain - From: Fullmoon over the wild Mongolian steppe Dear Tiziana Am so enjoying your travel discriptions; especially siberia and Mongolia sound like such amazing experiences and are now places firmly on my 'wish-list' to visit. Do keep the reports coming and be happy, healthy and safe on your further journey. Much love and blessings: may the Dark mother hold you gently and safe in Her transforming embrace this Samhain, Katinka |
| 30th October 2007 Suzi | horsey - From: Fullmoon over the wild Mongolian steppe mongolia is beautiful, wish i was there now. funny to see you on a horse! ha ha.. btw bethan who is in vancouver is reading your blog with interest! xx |
| 21st October 2007 Geraldine | Wildness ... - From: 5000 km later: At the sacred lake in Siberia Yes! Reminds me of my own very minor travels ... and how quickly I got sucked back into the everyday life of commuting, supermarkets, paying bills. Courage required, though. I agree with what Pete says - ouch! Love Geraldine |
| 17th October 2007 Pete D | Ouch that hurt! - From: 5000 km later: At the sacred lake in Siberia "Shouldn't we all be wild My friends from Kazakhstan - note Hassan third from left! and free, following our dreams, our deepest desires, our destiny - rather than being locked in jobs we don't enjoy, civilisation and social norms?" Ouch your words hurt. Err i guess the only answer is "yes", so why don't I.... |
| 16th October 2007 Donna | Wild and Free - From: 5000 km later: At the sacred lake in Siberia What a beautiful observation - yes, we should all be wild and free - and it is inspirational to see you following your dreams and sharing them with us...you've just provided the idea for a newsletter! Thank you. Love Donna.x |
| 16th October 2007 Suzi | Mrs Borat! - From: 5000 km later: At the sacred lake in Siberia 4 toyotas! ha |
| 16th October 2007 Suzi | wow - From: Buryat shamanism and mountain hikes in Siberia and there i was thinking Siberia would be all white and frozen, covered in snow and ice! Looks amazing.. wow x |
| 13th October 2007 mandy | more more more - From: From Moscow to Siberia i cant wait for the siberia instalment! :) xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
| 13th October 2007 mandy | ooh you make me cry - From: On Dostoevsky's trail in St Petersburg ... with your descriptions of russia and the photographs. i feel like i am there. this journey so speaks to my eastern european blood, - i feel my heart longing to see and feel the places, the people... i would like my mom and sister to read your blog! thank you for sharing huuuuuge hug, xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx |
| 10th October 2007 Barry | Sacred Springs - From: From Moscow to Siberia There are seven sacred springs in Moscow on a large hill with woods on it. Right in the city. Our friend Natasha took us there. May be worth checking out if you have time. |
| 9th October 2007 Stephen O'Malley | Holey Moley! - From: No Belarussian Visa? You have prrrrroblem!! Great story... and well done dealing with the eastern beaurocrats! Remember when I couldnt go to Romania 10 years ago...? All the best. Love, SOMA |
| 9th October 2007 Travelling Priestess | Hello! - From: On Dostoevsky's trail in St Petersburg Gabi, soo lovely to hear from you! Unfortunately, I have no plans to visit Romania (yet), as I am off to Siberia tonight, but hopefully another time! Much love to you and Mike, Tiziana xxx |
| 8th October 2007 Gabi | thank you - From: On Dostoevsky's trail in St Petersburg tiziana darling, it is sooooooo gooooood to read about your adventures, thank you darling for sharing it all. St Petersburg looks amazing and your writting is just great fun! Any plans for visiting Romania? Gabi |
| 6th October 2007 Geraldine | It looks beautiful - From: On Dostoevsky's trail in St Petersburg The park looks beautiful and I love your descriptions of the people and places ... also the photo of the statue of Artemis - they do look so much better in that kind of setting. Love, Geraldine xx |
| 5th October 2007 Suzi | wow - From: Adventures on the train through Belarus Russia sounds great - wow |
| 5th October 2007 Travelling Priestess | Hi! - From: No Belarussian Visa? You have prrrrroblem!! Glad you got to Moscow okay - I'll be there tomorrow! Catch you later, Tiziana :) |
| 5th October 2007 Travelling Priestess | Hi there! - From: No Belarussian Visa? You have prrrrroblem!! Thanks Mandy - lots of love! xx |
| 3rd October 2007 mandy | great you're having fun! - From: No Belarussian Visa? You have prrrrroblem!! hey tiziana - when you texted me you were going through poland was this the journey you meant? it sounds incredible. your writing is soooo funny......... don't stop! i shall make your blog a daily pleasure. much love honey pie and i didn't text you back because my bloody phone wont' send to your phone! Probably you don't have the right documents to receive texts from ingeland. love you, mandxxxx |
| 3rd October 2007 Bart | - From: No Belarussian Visa? You have prrrrroblem!! "...and her minion..." Wahahahaa!... indeed. I'm safe and sound in Moscow. Later more (pictures) cheers, Bart |
| 2nd October 2007 Bryn | Bloody hell! - From: No Belarussian Visa? You have prrrrroblem!! Sounds like quite an adventure. |
| 1st October 2007 Antti Litmanen | Fliegenpilzherbst - From: Connecting with the spirits of place in the Giant Mountains The Fly Agarics are seemingly everywhere this autumn, sprouting in abundance I do not recall witnessing before. Seen some in semicircles too. Late (in writ!) blessings of the Equinox by the way! |
| 1st October 2007 Antti Litmanen | The Dead and the Fog - From: Mountain adventures and bone churches Glad you made it to Mlník - it is a beautiful town. There is a lot to be said about the somber atmosphere of the Mlník ossuary - much different from that of the well-groomed and busy one in Kutná Hora. We had the former to ourselves for quite a while, with silence much conducive to presencing the strong life (in death) of the dimly-lit chamber. Did you notice the skulls apparently damaged by sword-blades placed in view on one side? How many stories they must keep. It would've been interesting to tour the nearby wine cellars as well, had there been enough time. "The Fog on Snezkou" picture is enchanting enough to take me there if I keep on gazing at it just a few minutes longer. Sad to hear the fog hides such ravages by poisons of the our time. |
| 1st October 2007 Suzi | argh - From: No Belarussian Visa? You have prrrrroblem!! Where is part 2! I must read the rest!! |
| 1st October 2007 Tassos | - From: No Belarussian Visa? You have prrrrroblem!! Always wonderful to hear your travel stories. |
| 30th September 2007 Suzi | Bones - From: Mountain adventures and bone churches Ha your mum with the bones! Great reading. Await the next installment! x |
| 30th September 2007 Clay Lowe | Roll On - From: Mountain adventures and bone churches Hi Tiziana, You sound like you are having an amazing time. I love the updates and the photos. Keep them coming. Peace, Clay |
| 29th September 2007 Geraldine | Chair lifts = shudder! - From: Mountain adventures and bone churches Rather you than me! Hope you're enjoying the trip to Russia - by train, I think you said? Thinking of you, Geraldine xx |
| 28th September 2007 Tara | already transfixed - From: Battling with Czech computers Hey Tiziana - great reading already! I am so excited for the rest of your journey! Many blessings! Tara |
| 26th September 2007 Travelling Priestess | Grazie! - From: Battling with Czech computers Grazie tanto Filippo, spero che stai bene, un bacio! Tiziana xxx |
| 26th September 2007 Travelling Priestess | - From: Battling with Czech computers Just wait until you see the new pieces! |
| 24th September 2007 Suzi | Your dad - From: Battling with Czech computers I remember well your dad's ART! |
| 22nd September 2007 Filippo | Good Mabon! - From: Battling with Czech computers Ehy Tiziana! I want to wish you a good Autumn Equinox! I'm happy to read you're having a good travel and you made two new best friends :D Let us know how your adventure continues! Hugs from Sicily! Filippo |
| 19th September 2007 Antti Litmanen | Hyvää matkaa - From: New beginnings So you're on your way then. Blessings aplenty for the long, winding road ahead! |
| 17th September 2007 Suzi | Bon Voyage! - From: New beginnings Greta to catch up and especially to see you before the big voyage. Can't wait to read your exciting adventures on here and hopefully to see you early next year - wherever you may end up! Good luck! xx |
| 17th September 2007 Katinka | Safe journey - From: New beginnings Safe journey lovely traveling priestess and thank you for sharing your experience with us all! Sorry to miss making you a traveling necklace, but am sure the right one will come to you on this trip! Have many fine adventures, meet new friends and walk with Goddess where ever your path may lead you! Bright blessings and lots of love Katinka |
| 17th September 2007 barry | Ganesh - From: New beginnings Dear Tiziana A true honour to have been able to help see you off so powerfully! Guess what? Saturday was Ganesh's birthday! Very auspicious! Love from us. |
| 14th September 2007 kate | Blessings - From: Farewell Leamington! Power of light, power of life, power of love to you on your journey. |
| 14th September 2007 Travelling Priestess | Thanks all! - From: Farewell Leamington! Thanks for all your good wishes! I'm now logging off - packing up my computer. Much love to you all, Tiziana xxx |
| 14th September 2007 Pete D | Thanks - From: Farewell Leamington! It was great to be there on Saturday. Thank yopu so much - especially for the Sambasadors. the greatest treat though was becky playing the didge - inspirational. Keep up the blog - nice one. Love & Light |
| 14th September 2007 koko | - From: Farewell Leamington! continue to travel with magic oh delicious Tiziana.. blessings and love , kokoxx |
| 14th September 2007 Bryn | Bon Voyage! - From: Farewell Leamington! I'm quite awed by what you're doing. I hope it brings you much joy and wonder. Looking forward to the next installment! Bryn. |
| 14th September 2007 Stephen O'Malley | cya! - From: Farewell Leamington! All the best well wishes to you as your feet start moving east. Thinking of you. Stephen |
| 11th September 2007 Khangare | Blessings on your journey! - From: Today I have so much to do that I have to meditate for two hours instead of one Tiz, my darling, wishing you a most glorious departure on your amazing journey! I will be in touch, sorry didnt write yet abt CZ, will soon!!! Lots of love, Hana |
| 10th September 2007 Travelling Priestess | Most important book - From: Following the call of the wild soul You're welcome! I'll be able to tell you more about my most treasured book as I am journeying... I am taking a few. The travel guides will be important, as will be Hermann Hesse's 'Morgenlandfahrt'. Watch this space! |
| 10th September 2007 Travelling Priestess | Manaia - From: He who danced to the sound of a drum wearing the garland of the great serpent on his neck No, you never mentioned that. I'm glad you did, as I will take it with me now. Txx |
| 10th September 2007 Tassos | Manaia - From: He who danced to the sound of a drum wearing the garland of the great serpent on his neck You know, I am not sure if I ever mentioned much about the bone carving you have. It's a Manaia, the Maori guardian of spiritual energy. It has the head of a bird, body of a man and tail of a fish, creating a balance of Sky, Earth, and Sea... It seemed appropriate for you, back then. -t |
| 9th September 2007 Jonathan | Great party - what will be you most important book andwhy? - From: Following the call of the wild soul Thanks for the party last night - great music and good to meet up so many friends. Someone asked me who I knew from amongst the guests ~ and I counted people from five different circles / circumstances ~ three of which you directly or indirectly had a hand in bringing about. Thank you for that! So with youR trolley on wheels (or whatever it becomes over the months ahead) what is or will become you most treasured book and why? I look forward to hearing the highs and the lows ~ and as a friend says "the awesomeness of it all". Travel well and with good heart. If you see Brian along the way ~ give him our love. Jacky and I remember well the Inanna weekend and the time he spent with us. Jonathan CALM BODY ~ OPEN HEART ~ GENEROUS MIND |
| 22nd August 2007 Donna | From the seeds of dissatisfaction - From: Nothing's ever perfect Wouldn't it be wonderful if someone reading this took this Jammen auf hoechstem Niveau and did something about it! Every great invention started with a need, a thought, a moan! Love Donna.x |
