Guest guest Posted September 25, 2000 Report Posted September 25, 2000 Duddelde... I appreciated your detail descriptions. Got a question for you. I am one of those sensitive people who eats organic everything and have to stay in really nice places because I react to mainstream detergents like Tide, Bounce and the better hotels use hypoallergenic stuff. Due to my health, I have always had to watch where I go. Is there a way to go to Mysore - the 5 Star Hotel way. I don't mean to sound arrogant or high class... it's more that my body is not tolerant of anything --- especially chemically and environmentally reactive (if the air is not good etc.) and chemically sensitive etc. So... I have always been fearful to go to Mysore due to my health. I react pretty often even in the states so I am always taking precautions. My whole house is eco-friendly and have hepa air filters running etc., - it's so anal but over the years I had to do what I had to do to take better care of myself and be functional. After doing Ashtanga - I am getting healthy and less allergic to stuff but I thought I ask if anyone knew if there's ways to do this first class.<br><br>Any hope for someone like me to go to Mysore?<br><br>Thanks everyone.<br><br>Faitfully,<br>Soulcube Quote
Guest guest Posted September 25, 2000 Report Posted September 25, 2000 The air polution in Mysore compared to USA is pretty bad. Everytime I am there, I continually hack up gunk for my entire stay and for at least a month after I have come home. And I don't consider myself sensitive to this kind of stuff. Good luck. Quote
Guest guest Posted September 26, 2000 Report Posted September 26, 2000 ....and then I remember this woman from San Diego walking around in Mysore and not missing any shitpiles because she was so paranoid and sensory overloaded...<br>She got very violently sick on her third day and ended up going to the Southern Star because she thought it would be cleaner. She made it only 5 or 6 times to class. Poor thing. <br><br>Most american cities are superclean. I enjoyed living in the city in the U.S. The air is polluted in Mysore. It´s no fun to ride you bike downtown at all. In Laxmipuram where Pattabhi teaches it´s allright but still you have to get there....Maybe it is better right after the Monsoon... You shouldn´t be picky in India.<br>If you expect to get sick you probably will. Quote
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