Back from India

...trying to remember how to get the message that I'm out of town off my emails!

Everyone is asking me to tell them all about India.

For me, it was an experience of extremes. Extremely hot and buggy bitey. Extremely magnificent in so many ways. Time was totally altered. I met the most wonderful people in the world. The Nia was all I could have hoped for and then some. Unbelievable celebration of my birthday. The love and generosity showered upon me brings tears.

Since I'm back:
Arrived at 11:00 PM Monday night. My honey was there to meet me. We stood in an embrace for several minutes. My little apartment looks so HUGE. Everything is relevant.

I have some pictures and videos I took with my little camera. I'll have to find out how to download them onto this blog and/or Facebook.

All I will say at this time is that the journey was transformative in several ways. We were staying at the Auroville community which has its own basic concepts. Other parts of India were more what one might expect from that area of the world. I may write more later.

Tuesday, I did an emergency run in the morning (we work for a company called STOPS - picking people up, taking them to the doctors or therapists). In the afternoon I taught my class. It was the first in a series at the Elsie Stuhr Senior Center. I was amazed how beautifully it went. Somehow I've embodied some of the teaching vibes I experienced from the three masters - Danielle, Sabine and Phillipe.


Namaste,
Shalom,
In Lakesh,

Kaycheri