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25th January 2016
Sunsise at ghats

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Well done
well written
From Blog: Heaven is a Clean River
19th January 2016

Marguerite
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River
More fabulous writings Paul - I want to swim here................the travelogue is so informative, especially for those of us who have come to know and love India through your travels. Cleansing hugs!
From Blog: Heaven is a Clean River
13th January 2016
Ram Ghat 1

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Sacred Nectar
Nice Shot
From Blog: South Riding....
16th December 2015
Ram Paidi Ghat

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

Ram Paidi Ghat
Very nice photo
From Blog: IN THE NAME OF RAM - AYODHYA
14th December 2015
Shri Ram Janika Birla Temple

taracloud
Tara Cloud

A bit of history on the ride home
Great to hear from you again back in your beloved India! What inspiring stories of Ram and of Sundeep, and how frightening that the current Prime Minister was implicated in the violence again Muslims. Ayodhya sounds like a lovely place, so peaceful and with such an incredible history. I saw a multi-hour version of the Ramayana and it just seemed like a lot of warriors fighting. Glad to hear there was much more to Ram. Have fun on your journey back to your beloved valley!
From Blog: IN THE NAME OF RAM - AYODHYA
15th December 2015
Shri Ram Janika Birla Temple

mahadev
Paul Joseph Drielsma

hi Tara
hi to you..... I guess still in South America... hope I make it there some time soon.
From Blog: IN THE NAME OF RAM - AYODHYA
25th November 2015

Bhuvanesh Rao
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From a Bundi Fan
I'm glad to know that you love Bundi so much that you have visited it 4 times. My wife comes from Bundi. And I visit it too once a year. Did you go to Cenotaphs of Kings (Chorasi khambon ki chhatri)? That's a great place too...
From Blog: Sona Purana (Old is Gold)
25th November 2015

mahadev
Paul Joseph Drielsma

bundi
H e not. Tell me . More. drielsmapaul50@gmail. com
From Blog: Sona Purana (Old is Gold)
7th October 2015

manjeet chhillar
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wanna micro details?
the micro-detailed travelogue on spiti is available here: http://mainyayavar.blogspot.in/2015/10/spiti-motorcycle-tour-chango-to-losar.html
From Blog: A Bridge too Far?
21st September 2015

Kshitij Kapoor
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Loved this information.
Living in india i never came to know about this place om kareshwar. Now i am planning to go there soon. Thank you for this great information. Har har mahadev.
From Blog: Why I love India # 10: Shiva
21st September 2015

Kshitij Kapoor
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Loved this information.
Living in india i never came to know about this place om kareshwar. Now i am planning to go there soon. Thank you for this great information. Har har mahadev.
From Blog: Why I love India # 10: Shiva
15th September 2015

Deepshikha M
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Good article on Ajmer
Good article on Ajmer
From Blog: YOU CAN BLOW UP THE SHRINE BUT YOU CANNOT ERASE THE SPIRIT
25th July 2015

Mike
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Good to see
Only just joined this blog site. Had mostly come across the usual traveler talk as expected. Cheered to read your thoughtful contribution and delighted to see Stephen Batchelor's name and quote. Hope to read more from you. Thanks
From Blog: SELF ABSORBED IN EMPTY CIRCLES OF TIME
25th July 2015

Mike
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Good to see
Only just joined this blog site. Had mostly come across the usual traveler talk as expected. Cheered to read your thoughtful contribution and delighted to see Stephen Batchelor's name and quote. Hope to read more from you. Thanks
From Blog: SELF ABSORBED IN EMPTY CIRCLES OF TIME
24th July 2015

Kuan Yin
Karen Johnson

It's the dance
Two steps forward and one step back is the dance of life, or at least that's what I try to tell myself when I find myself falling back into useless habits. I had a similar experience with my 82 year old mother. I'd vow to be patient and kind, and inevitably something would happen and I'd revert to being 12. It takes a lot of practice.
From Blog: SELF ABSORBED IN EMPTY CIRCLES OF TIME
24th July 2015

Marguerite
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I get it :)
A very special friend once said to me (while I was grappling with the wilderness between adventures) - 'it's not easy being green'............but in my mind it is so much better than being beige or grey. Restful hugs my friend!!1
From Blog: SELF ABSORBED IN EMPTY CIRCLES OF TIME
27th May 2015
Shringi Rishi arriving at Sirthi tartch

taracloud
Tara Cloud

So wise to use intuition!
Yes, three goats sacrificed vs hundreds and enjoying spring weather in the less populated spot vs a hard climb and thousands of people--these sound like wise decisions. It seems as we age, it seems we no longer feel that need to "prove" that we can make it "all the way," and accept the blessings of knowing when we've arrived. Such an amazing experience that most of us will never experience--thanks for sharing!
From Blog: A Rishi, Three Goats, Four Seasons, and a Full Half-Journey
22nd May 2015

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

So much India and so little time
A great climb once everyone got organized. Sounds like you made a great decision to go it alone mid way. Interesting ceremony. Sorry it was so cold.
From Blog: A Rishi, Three Goats, Four Seasons, and a Full Half-Journey
18th May 2015

Marguerite
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What a day!
Beats sitting in pre departure brief in hotel conference rooms in Adelaide. As always luving your adventures luvy. Best hugs
From Blog: A Rishi, Three Goats, Four Seasons, and a Full Half-Journey
17th May 2015

Kuan Yin
Karen Johnson

Thanks for the interlude
Thanks, Paul. I always enjoy reading your stories, and this one gave me a peek into a world unknown to me.
From Blog: A Rishi, Three Goats, Four Seasons, and a Full Half-Journey
21st April 2015

D MJ Binkley
Dave and Merry Jo Binkley

No fixed plan
What a fabulous story. Always good to listen to suggestions along the road...and you did. Great rewards were yours. Would have loved to hear you play. Sounds like you found a comfortable place and should have stayed a few more days.
From Blog: On the Way to Pokhara....
22nd April 2015

mahadev
Paul Joseph Drielsma

visa
Ah yes but Nepal visa was about to expire and house in Himachal beckoned....there now and its just lovely.
From Blog: On the Way to Pokhara....
14th April 2015
The Act with Nic

Teresa
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Your performance with Nic
Where was the sound disappointed would love to have heard you more blog please
From Blog: On the Way to Pokhara....
12th April 2015

taracloud
Tara Cloud

Sweet serendipity!
What a series of lovely surprises--how wise to stay and make the most of them! Congrats on enjoying your slow travels.
From Blog: On the Way to Pokhara....
12th April 2015

Michael
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Yes and no
Many similarities and done differences to my experience. I had packed up on day 3, intent on leaving; but by the end I couldn't get enough, and miraculously, little pain and just one cushion. :))
From Blog: Mind, Body and Two Pillows (OK make that 5 pillows and two blankets)

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