The Indian reality becomes memory

In a split second as soon as I sat on the airplane India went from being my reality to being a memory. A good memory.

Developing perceptions

Not only am I maturing as a traveler, my perceptions of India are also developing. naturally. Every two weeks I’m in Delhi. And every time I precieve the capital city differently. My preception… Continue reading →

tourists & travelers

Coming to the end of my travels in India I have learnt a few things one of them is how to travel Or, my israeli friend, tought me a few of them. I… Continue reading →

on story out of plenty

Mumbai Bombai the city of plenty Colonial Bombay The most Indians The richest Indians The poorest Indians The capital of Bollywood Bombay Bollywood only in India could a film cause the havoc that… Continue reading →

The modern Goa

I was going to stay 4 days in Goa, the tourist state that was originally on the NO NO list for my travels in India. But there I was ready for a Party. This party was… Continue reading →

Comics Power

The one thing I wanted to do the most while I was here in India was to join a workshop of the World Comics India (see link on the side). World Comics India is… Continue reading →

The Varanasi Project

After two and a half weeks in  Rishikesh I felt as if I was leaving home. The place is full of love and the people there made my stay there forever memorable. With… Continue reading →

The Yoga Themepark : Rishikesh

Rishikesh titles itself  ‘The yoga capital of the world’. No more – no less. This seemed like the perfect place for me to come to get to know the magic world of yoga… Continue reading →

a few things that are going through my mind

cultureshoks:  I have still not had ‘the culture shock’ and I think I never will. Things are different. There is bacteria. There is pollution. There are rules. There are castes. There is the bad… Continue reading →

the better guidebook to india

Lonley Planet is good for certain things… finding a place to stay and how to get there. “The Elephant, The Tiger, and the Cell Phone: Reflections on INDIA – The Emerging 21st-Century Power”… Continue reading →