




What a crazy couple of days it has been in India, all of it culminating with me coming down with a whooper of a cold. The girls at Shakti House told me this morning that everyone thinks they will have digestive issues, but really everyone catches themselves a pretty good cold. I have been taking it pretty easy today. There is conference later this afternoon, and tomorrow is a new moon. I am grateful for the rest. At the Tibetan settlements yesterday there was this strange feeling that you weren’t in India anymore. The Golden Temple was breathtaking in its beauty. We got a glimpse of the monks in their classroom, cleaning the temple, and also horsing around. India pulses with devotion, and it is contagious.
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