India is more than a destination — it is a turning point.
Here you will find travel reflections, spiritual encounters, sacred rituals and personal transformations experienced across Varanasi, Rishikesh, temples, ashrams and everyday streets. These stories explore India not only as a country, but as a living landscape of devotion, tradition and inner awakening.
Hare Krishna – Hare Rama. It sounds almost like “Christ is Risen – Truly He is Risen.” Hare Krishna – Hare Rama: A Familiar Sound Hare Krishna—Hare Rama. It sounds almost like “Christ is Risen—Truly He is Risen.” I embarked on a journey through India with only the vaguest understanding of Hinduism. I remember how […]
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My first night in Delhi’s Tibetan Quarter completely shattered my ideas about what’s “normal.” We ended up in a dark, showerless room with nothing but a small plastic jug to use instead of a tap. The floor hadn’t seen a mop since Krishna’s time. I wasn’t just hesitant to wash there but afraid to enter.
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Dedication “Which god do you like?” — a question from a statue vendor in Varanasi. This chapter of my journey is dedicated to my beautiful family, who accepted my decision to leave for six months. And to the incredible new friends I met along the way. To Nastya and Mykola – the main guides on
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