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Thanks for this interest blog. I am intrigued by Moroccan artisans and craftsmen and their work such as you have seen, and I'm sure I could watch them for hours without becoming bored. Handmade furniture, jewelry, paintings and such may not always be exactly perfect, yet I find them totally perfect in my eyes. Will be in Meknes for only a matter of hours this fall, but hope that I get the opportunity to see some of these craftsmen. I'm sure I will not be able to come home without one of their exceptional works of art.

Magnificent Morocco
Thank you, as always Paul. I feel very privileged 'travelling' with you. Incredibly unique places that you have shown us on this adventure. (I'm not sure why, but I have only just seen this blog :) ) More travel hugs - Marguerite

Great to see you blogging again
"Whatever is the next thing for me?"... always the good question. You spent a good deal of time in India learning to be in the present so now you can embrace those learnings in Morocco. Lessons learned and learning. As always you've found an off the beaten path location of beauty. We loved our time in Morocco. Eager to find out what is next.

India
Hi _ I do not know if you remember me, but I have been following your blog for some time and once when I was visiting Pushkar, I met you. So, what is your situation with India? Are they going to let you back in there?

Fascinating - thanks Paul.

"Balance is the answer I suppose"
This looks like a beautiful little pocket of Morocco. And I like the sound of amlou - definitely need to try that. That word 'balance'...sounds so simple, but it certainly can be a slippery little sucker :) Good luck with the Indian visa!

WHEN THERE WAS NO RAM ....SCIENCE HOW CAN THERE BE RAM-MANDIR ??
Archeology survey of India / Sadguru / Waman Meshram / Ram Puniyani Dude there is not anything like Hindu do you know history ?? How can there be anything like Hinduvta or Hindu Rashtray when Hindu word is given by Muslims. It is your illiteracy and arrogance that, you think anything like Hinduism exists. The day education prevails Hinduism, Christianity, Buddhism, all will vanish except pure obedience of God. Rather, Muslim kings created Hinduism and gave it it’s name, (which was nameless before) to ease their integration, recognition and control because Hindus were disintegrated, scattered, uncivilized people, worshiping humans, animals and animo-humans as almighty God. Just think, do Ram knows Hinduism or even word Hindu ? Not just Ram, Krishna, Arjun, Lakshman, Ravan. Do they even knows the word ""Hindu"" or even Sanatan Dharma ?? Because these teaching and book never existed at that time…., why? you know more than me. Do Ram knows books Veds Simrities, Puranas Ithaas ?? He don’t even know these words or even language Sanskrit. The literature of Hinduism was compiled on imagination and corrupted stories (Kalpanik), our sciences and consciousness teaches us this, until you kill and strangles your consciousness, you can’t accept Hinduism. Did Kaladias or Walt Mickey ever met Ram or a person who met Ram ?? If you accept Hinduism you can’t be scientific and if you are Scientific you can’t be Hindu. Unless and until you have dual or biased or have partial nature, sometime scientific and sometime Hindu. Supreme Court is bound to be scientific / logic And science can never prove Ram, and to prove Ram, Hanuman should exist. Ramayana God trapped / locked in its own trap / falsehood. NO HANUMAN MEANS …NO RAM, SO NO RAMAYANA. SO NO QUESTION OF RAM MANDIR. IF SUPREME COURT PASS VERDICT OF RAM-MANDIR THEN IT PROVES, COURT DO PASS UNSCIENTIFIC AND SO, UNJUST SENTENCES. IT IS DUTY OF SUPREME COURT OR ANY COURT TO ABOLISH, ABORT SUPERSTITION AND ENCOURAGE AND ENDORSE SCIENCE LOGIC. If every human on earth believes (aastha / Bhavna) there are no Atom and Electron and Protons, but only one scientist proved it by his experiment, Supreme Court or any court should endorse that scientist, and should abolishing believes (aastha / bhavna) of all.

I’m there!
Glad to see you are writing again. You paint such a vivid picture, I feel I am there with you, chatting to Raju (maybe I’m his kind of girl?), eating the egg parantha, admiring the deteriorating wooden carvings. Enjoyed it very much. Love to you Paul.