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p.3 Kathmandu – Vajra place

I walked down a noisy road, passing by many clothing stores. Finally, I reached the outer grounds of the stupa, where the distinct scent of burning incense filled the air. There is something about it—instantly calming and enriching. It’s actually quite practical, too—purifying the senses before stepping onto the main stupa grounds. Haha. Anyway, it…

p.2 Kathmandu – Vajra Place

The journey to Kathmandu began. Everyone was in good spirits, and I ended up sitting next to a young Nepali man, probably in his early 30s. The route on the Indian side is quite comfortable for both drivers and passengers, but as far as I remember, the road becomes much bumpier once you cross into…

Sarnath & renowned love for Japan

Typically, when people stay in Varanasi, they also visit Sarnath, a small town located nearby and easily accessible by tuk-tuk, taxi, bike, or even bus. Sarnath was the first of the four most important places related to Buddha that I visited. It is here, at the request of students, that he gave his first ever…

Varanasi Tales

When I think about India, I see the flow and feel depth of the Ganga River, I hear the chanting of Pandits and the burning corpses at Manikarnika Ghat. I smell the natural oils and scents from the market, the chai on every corner, and the special “Blue” lassi. I hear the noise of the…

Why India is Revered as “Mother”: an introduction

India is often lovingly referred to Mother or „Bharat Mata” in Hindi, a term that symbolizes the deep-rooted connection and reverence that people have for the land. It’s a reflection of the nation’s diverse culture, history, and the nurturing, life-giving qualities attributed to the Earth and also spiritual depth which is still very alive, felt…

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