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• Apr 30, 2011 Spiritual Adventures

  In the Backwaters of Kerala, South India

  We checked into our beautiful resort. It's tucked away in a village, almost hidden away on the shores of India's longest lake. A lot of the hotel is built in the old Kerala style homes giving it an old world charm. Everyone loves it and are happy settle down here for th

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• Apr 28, 2011 Spiritual Adventures

  Understanding the Mind - a foundation for meditation

  In today's class we explored the 3 phases of the mind - the instinctive, intellectual and intuitive. Our study each day has been taking us deeply in to the understanding of the mind and to give us the necessary framework to begin successful meditation practice. We looked closely

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• Apr 27, 2011 Spiritual Adventures

  Hiking the Jungles of Periyar

  Our day started early and by 7am we were in Periyar National Park ready to begin our 3-hour hike through this jungle. We were all eager to see wild life. Our first encounters were the Nilgiri Langur monkeys. Then across the lake we spotted families of wild boar plus a

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• Apr 26, 2011 Spiritual Adventures

  Elephants! Elephants! Elephants!

  83 year old Anne on an elephant. She has been an amazing spiritual adventurer on this trip and has kept up with the group in all the inner and outer adventures. Our team is ready to ride off into the forest on elephants. Katherine and Mandy. Anne

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• Apr 25, 2011 Spiritual Adventures

  Spice Capital of the World

  It is no wonder that the Europeans desperately seeked to find a sea route to India. And in Kerala they landed and discovered the amazing world of spices. It's day 4 of our Kerala Spiritual Adventure and our first full day in Periyar and we are enjoying being here in the Sahyadri

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• Apr 24, 2011 Photography & Travel

  Children of Rajasthan

  I spent most of last week in Rajasthan mainly in Jaipur and the villages surrounding Jodhpur. My morning and evening strolls through many villages brought many a curious stare. These were villages that seldom saw visitors. The local kids would follow me a good 10 feet behind as I

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