Challenge your Body, Energize your Soul, Clear your Mind, and Awaken your Spirit, by joining us on our newest adventure, spiritual, cultural and volunteering expeditions in Guatemala, Mexico, Nepal, India and Tibet. Soul Projects also combines different Fairtrade Arts and its own charity.
Draw performers/dancers/musicians, sip a Indian spicy cocktail, make a prayer flag to send to children in India, have henna done, create a speed mandala, experience healing and be inspired, all in one night for a good cause. Proceeds support the opening of an Art Therapy studio space in south India!(more)
Through the ages philosophers, artists and mystics of magnificent variety have offered ways to revivify the human adventure. In all faiths they mine authenticity and meaning that energizes self expression to contrast the monotony and limitation of man's world. Even when fundamentalism sours the taste for self reflection the mystic can point to the heart of the matter.
Satelite images show a 1.750.000 year old bridge between India and Sri Lanka. Research outcome tells it is manmade!!
In Hindu believe it is a very known bridge, the Varadi.
Well, it finally happened, I suppose no one really gets to pass
through India without a few stomach problems,.. but my gawd, the last
couple days were pretty bad.... Not really sure what the cause was,
but whatever it was, Lorena and I both got it on seperate occasions,..
I think for me it was a combo of sun-stroke and maybe some bad food or
We fled the high priced Osho "resort" to make our way north the small
riverside town of Rishikesh. the whole train station experience was a
bit intense, with our heavy backpacks on, trying to make sense of the
ticket system, waiting in a line, only to be told we have to wait
actually in a different line, which turned out to be the wrong line !!
Where to start ? I had a few thoughts I wanted to put down on paper, but
having now been on a computer I have come across a terrible event, that has
really shaken me....
Eight years ago today I was a freshmen in College. Eight years ago I walked into my friends dorm room to watch the second plane hit the towers. Four and a half hours away from my home in Staten Island I watched with the same horror that every New Yorker was experiencing. In those moments I had no idea what was awaiting me and my family.
Today marked week one since I began using the A.Balm. In terms of mindful eating, it wasn't a successful one since this concoction seems to be no match for my Punjabi family.
"Banish the word 'struggle' from your attitude and your vocabulary. All that we do now must be done in a sacred manner and in celebration.
We are the ones we have been waiting for." — Hopi elders
