To Neilji / P. S.

[Guest guest]

Greetings again from Ozland,

 

P.S.

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If not for Shiva's hand on my head to be in Oz for a set period,

simone seriously will hike up the Himalayas again and live near the

only Temple (very small, humble but Holy; Most Sacred) in the

precincts of the Gangotri - the icicled cave where Maa Ganga's mouth

begins; the actual source of the Ganges River.

 

No 4-wheel drives; these terrains (unlike the literal terra firma)

require "Bus Number 11", i.e. "Two Legs". Its mountain hiking in

snow and appropriate gear. When or if camping/living there,

surrounded by snow 24x7, 365 days.

 

High altitude and hypothermia vulnerabilities and dangers for those

not used to sub-zero conditons. Thin air of course. Icy winds are

not the same type as on Swiss Alps (are you listening Thomas

Primas? ).

 

Not mountains for skiing and certainly no resorts but the very bare

basics. Far cry from the exclusivities of Swiss Alps and Aspen.

 

Might meet a few wild yaks along the way up after going far above

base camp. And some pilgrims with immeasurable bhakti who actually

make it up there on foot with their families. Few and far in

between. There is someone who is caretaker of the mentioned temple.

 

When the right time comes, would you and A.-M. care to join me? Of

course it will not be for many years yet. Gotta tackle all

unfinished business this side of the globe and clean up all slates

first. So it gives us time to save required pennies. From there, i

know the way, just need 2 or 3 reliable porters to help lug the

supplies and gear. No need for guides. Travel agencies

or 'operators' of trekking tours in Kathmandu 'hate' me )))

 

Meantime:

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Shiva says: "In your dreams for now only, my dear".

 

Neilji, hope you get the drift.... )

 

Om Namah Shivaya

Lotsa love from Ozland

Simone

 

, "Simone"

<syzenith> wrote:

>

> Salutations Blessed Sri Neilji,

>

> Pls ensure bead is completely dry before oiling process.. Turn my

> way any time you wish, dearest Brother in Shiva.

>

> I'm at present innundated with 1 zillion matters and weighed down

> heftily. Need to crawl under a rock soon and curl up for good

> kipper. Catch ya later.

>

> Om Namah Shivaya

> Much love

> Simone

[Guest guest]

>Greetings again from Ozland,>

 

Namaste Simoneji,

 

And greetings from a drookit Scotland. LOL

 

>When the right time comes, would you and A.-M. care to join me? Of

course it will not be for many years yet. Gotta tackle all

unfinished business this side of the globe and clean up all slates

first. So it gives us time to save required pennies. From there, i

know the way, just need 2 or 3 reliable porters to help lug the

supplies and gear. No need for guides. Travel agencies

or 'operators' of trekking tours in Kathmandu 'hate' me )))>

 

We would be more than delighted if such a trip would be possible! : ) A

pilgrimage like this would be a wonderful thing. A.M. is particular keen

to travel, though my desire is not as ardent as her's. I believe my one

and only visit (so far!) to Bharat in this incarnation was the

fruitition of much karma (tis was a strange thing). As you know well

Simoneji, my foremost wish is to ever continue the inner pilgrimage,

tracing the subtle Ganga Ma, the Divine Shakti, back to her source from

whence she pours forth from the head of Shiva, the Shivashakti tattva.

Perhaps such a pilgrimage would allow it to become "as above, so below",

so to speak ; )

 

Will be sure to keep word of your presence quiet in presence of the

treking guides! LOL Would also like to visit Kathmandu, in particular

the Pashupatinath.

 

>Meantime: Shiva says: "In your dreams for now only, my dear".

Neilji, hope you get the drift.... )>

 

Like the winter snow in the highlands!

 

Om Gangadharaya Namaha

 

Om Shanti

Love

Neil