SAB KUCH MILEGA

SAB KUCH MILEGA

Today it’s been precisely 22 days I’m tasting, smelling, enjoying India! So far everything’s been  perfect and place after place surprise me more in different aspects; faces change from one area to another, the color of the eyes, color of skin, the food, everything so special and original that makes it really hard to choose what’s best.

Big cities are chaotic and might stress one very quickly, although it’s there where you can feel the power of the real India. It’s where everything happens and at first it’s hard to understand how this whole “mess” doesn't collapse. After observing it for a while though you notice that there’s a organization behind it all, it’s the Indian way! Each of them has a duty and there’s a strong connection keeping all together.

When it comes down to religion and spirituality, it’s amazing to see how strong their principles and values are and how so many different religions and beliefs can share the same space on such a peaceful way. Respect is the secret!

Currently I’m Pushkar and this is the fourth and last night here. The town is one of the five sacred dhams (pilgrimage site) for devout Hindus; is one of the five sacred dhams (pilgrimage site) for devout Hindus. Pushkar is one of the oldest existing cities of India. The date of its actual origin is not known, but legend associates Lord Brahma with its creation. The Pushkar Lake has 52 ghats where pilgrims descend to the lake to bathe in the sacred waters.

SAB KUCH MILEGA? In India it’s not easy to hear “no, it’s not possible!”. Every business is business and their speech is very sharp!  Sab kuch milega = everything is possible, and it’s useful here!

Thanks India!!!

Ravi (from Lake View guest house) and I

Ashu and I - visit to Aloo Baba

If anyone needs a place to stay in Pushkar, go to LAKE VIEW guest house. Good place for fair prices! It's located on the main street, just ask anyone on the streets. And whatever you need in town, just ask Ravi, he knows everything!

Namaste!