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There is no doubt that one can find many disturbing things in India that can leave one in shock and dismay, but hopefully also with compassion.

India has many lessons to teach the traveler not used to such sights and ways. And as with many places in the world, there is another deeper layer below this “filth.” I have learned many lessons from a few times in India starting with, surrender. Things don’t look and work the way we Westerners expect or think they should. Surrender (in the most life-affirming way).

If you are a Yogi, then you also know India is the home of some of the oldest and most profound wisdom ever explored and understood by human consciousness.

Beneath a chunk of dirty carbon lies the diamond. I hope you also discovered that in India. 🙏
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₿lockchainYog丰 11mo ago

Yea brother i definitely agree with you. That’s why i said I’ll definitely be back, mostly to go to my guru ashram which I haven’t yet explored. Also many other holy places. Not sure I would bathe in the Ganges which isn’t necessary anyway but i definitely want to explore the places of worship there.

I love my India (lived there in a past lifetime) and I love my guru and my India friends. It was just rather shocking to see how fortunate I actually was living in the States when I visited there.

Even visiting Mexico I realized how privileged we are here as people there would work any job to feed their family but here we think we deserve better. Which of course we do but not in the way we think of it.

But yea India definitely needs to get some stuff together. They are smart, hard working people so the filth there could be fixed.

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