Anyone coming back from India care to post how it was?

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Dear Kundalini Yogis,

 

It was my great blessing to be in India for the month of January

2007! Even though I have gratefully been with this outfit since

1976, this was only my second time in India. This time, I was

primarily based in Amritsar, Punjab in northwest India at the new and

quite helpful Le Golden Hotel. I had the great privilege of being

within in the extraordinary energy vortex of the Golden Templen for

weeks! And over a week and a half, I also gave intuitive readings for

our amazing children and staff at Miri Piri Academy (including my

grandson, Har Narayan Singh). The school is in the outskirts of

Amritsar, the campus being situated admidst the emerald green of new

wheat growing in the encircling fields.

 

When my daughter, Siri-Atma Kaur (lovely wife of the wonderful Los

Angeles teacher GuruMeher Singh) was with me for the first two weeks,

we also visited Anandpur Sahib, birthplace of the Khalsa and gracious

host to various Kundalini Yoga courses. We also made it to the very

modern city of Chandigar, built from the ground up in the 1960s,

where we bought out their amazing dress fabric stores (!!!). And

because the kids at the school took their winter break in Dharamsala,

we followed them there! That town is acutally called McLeod Gange,

with Dharamsala being a re-named Indian village several kilometers

below McLeod Gange. That small town is perched on the top of a

fairly forested and hotel/monestary covered mountain at the foot of

the amazingly steep and outrageously huge Himalayas. This is home to

the Dalai Lama's Tibetan Government in exile. However, since His

Holiness was in south India at the time, we didn't meet him.

 

To read my commentary on visiting the outrageous energy of the Golden

Temple, you can go to my website at

www.SoulAnswer.com/golden_temple.html. Before I left, I asked folks

on my newsletter mailing list if they would like to post prayers for

me to take to the Golden Temple for them. At

www.SoulAnswer.com/shared_and_answered_prayers.html you can read both

the prayers and the answers that I " heard " for them.

 

And while you are on the site, you might like to sign up for my free

weekly Soul Answer newsletter, or consider getting some Intuitive

Counsel by phone or on-line, or perhaps taking advantage of a

Transformational Energy Healing session--or full healing vacation

here in Espanola, NM!

 

See you all at Summer Solstice!

 

Lots of Love,

Siri-Gian Kaur

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Sat Nam,

 

I had the blessing of being in India

as well as Amsterdam and Singapore and returned about a month ago. Here

is a link to a write up that shares some of my experiences as well as some

photos.

 

http://f1.grp.fs.com/v1/MPIeRq7e180CDywnpbZx-fur5EyiN4iirSCLH_phLEmsviJXrMRtYitY16UV7u1dt9PYSpZnqQN80_CAxGb35Kw5tMM_FlzZttc/PNK%20Winter%20Voyage%20-%202007%20Final%20for%20Sikh%20Net.pdf

 

Blessings,

Panch Nishan Kaur

International Community Relations

Assistant Secretary General

505-367-1333

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For Panch Nishan Kaur's India Trip Diary

try this URL instead: http://urltea.com/5cv

 

......G