The times I followed my guru ji through snake infested jungles, across flooded rivers and many other places that most sane people wouldn’t dare to step foot are now softened by fond memory and I have to remind myself how I moaned and cursed and cried too sometimes because it …
I have written previously of the thrill of seeing an endangered species in the wild. There is something incredibly reassuring to actually watch nature still in action in this world; it’s a sign of hope. (Hope that Rhino doesn’t smell me …
It’s an India of no roads and small grocery items, of living without electricity at times and being cut off from the world. Of cooking for yourself and adapting to the local lifestyle. It’s an India where the locals are graciously accepting of foreigners but not at all intrusive. ...
