We've been doing some work on our blog to improve it over the last couple of weeks and hence I have not been blogging. But I'll resume blogging now that I am on the road again and our next spiritual adventure begins this Friday. You'll see some changes in the blog in the coming weeks and we hope that it will add to a better experience for all of you who visit the site.

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A Hiatus from Blogging
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Jan 12, 2012 Photography & TravelKitchen of Compassion
The Golden Temple in Amritsar is one of my favorite places for so many reasons. One major reason is that they selflessly feed tens of thousands of people every day. What an act of compassion and service. I came across this video on Vimeo and it's really well done showing the k
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Jan 11, 2012 MeditationHow do I concentrate better?
Today's question on meditation comes in from Louise from the Philippines who asks "How do I concentrate better - I manage a good quality 5 mins at most with minor drifting but then my mind wonders massively after this...?" The best way to learn how to concentrate better is to pr
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Jan 10, 2012 Photography & TravelNamaste India
As we get ready for our two upcoming spiritual adventures at the end of January and February to India we share with you this inspiring video we came across on Vimeo. It's titled Namaste India from Burning Flag. The description of the video reads "A short montage featuring some of
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Jan 9, 2012 MeditationHow do you know a meditation technique is good or not?
On the 7th of January I was asked "what are the techniques of meditation" and responded to that on the blog. The natural next question to follow from that was asked...which was "How do you know a meditation technique is good or not?" It's hard to know this answer if you are new
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Jan 9, 2012 Photography & TravelFantastic video and sounds from Bhutan
This is a remix of sights and sounds recorded around Bhutan. It is a creation of an artist that goes by the name of Pogo. The video is called Kadinchey which in Bhutanese means "Thank you". Tweet
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Jan 7, 2012 MeditationWhat are the techniques of meditation?
I received a question on email from Rupa in DC who asked "What are the techniques of meditation?" There are many meditation techniques around. You should pick one that you resonate and feel comfortable with. Different techniques work for different people. Stick to it once you've
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