Jai Siva (At a Sweet Shop)
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A Glimpse
On the way to Madhuban, we caught a rare glimpse of Trishula and Nanda Devi. It is usually too misty to see them from where we were staying, and they were not visible when we were on the drive back to Delhi.
In a few hours, I head to the airport for the long ride home, having bathed in the beauty of music and mountains, with, I hope, fresh perspective for the work ahead.
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In the Ashram
I am not a devotee, but I am enjoying the beauty and welcome of it and sharing the practices that resonate with my spirit. This spider (over my bed) however, is moved to stay close.
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Jai Hanuman
I’ve just arrived in Vrindavan. I have been advised to hold on to my glasses. The monkeys like to grab them and hurl them to the ground.
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Avilokitesvara
Avilokitesvara– god(dess) of compassion had one head and two arms. Zhe didn’t have enough ears to listen to all the stories of suffering, so one of the buddhas busted one head into eleven. Avilokitesvara’s two arms broke from the weight of helping, but instead of two arms broken and worn out, two arms broke into a thousand arms.
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On the Way to William Penn House for Tuesday Night Yoga Practice
Earlier in the day I took leave and walked over to the Capitol to bear witness.
