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    Life, Lessons and Yoga

    INDIA | Wed, 3 Aug 2016 | By butterfly-freed | Views [1103]

    It's business as usual today following the festivities of yesterday's holiday. School is back in session, and so are the full complement of builders, site workers and the labourers in the adjoining fields berhind us.  Breakfast consists of ... Read more >

    Tags: ashok tree, india, school, sita devi school, teaching abroad, tiruvannamalai, yoga

    Introduction to India..!

    INDIA | Mon, 1 Aug 2016 | By butterfly-freed | Views [1249]

    The drive from Chennai to Tiruvannamalai (Tiru) takes about three hours which passes in a hazy state of excitement, jet lag and sensory-overload. Tamil Nadu province is full of vivid colours, abject poverty, beautiful green countryside, piles of rotting ... Read more >

    Tags: culture shock, first impressionsi, india, tamil nadu, tiruvannamalai

    Around Mount Arunachala

    INDIA | Sun, 1 Feb 2009 | By redcosmicdragon | Views [2077]

    I arrived to India on the 12th of December, el dia de la Virgen de Guadalupe in Mexico, my home country. On this day hundreds of thousands of pilgrims from all of Mexico make it to the shrine of the Guadalupe in what is probably the most importat pilgrim ... Read more >

    Tags: arunachala, india, shiva, tamil nadu, tiruvannamalai

     

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