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Category Archives: India
Born to Perform !
So sweet!
Posted in India, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged ", "If You Are Happy and You Know It Clap Your Hands, baby in utero, children, family, music, parents, singing, ultra sound
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Very Silly Diwali Songs with Familiar Tunes !
Thanks for the Diwali Laugh !
Posted in India, Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged celebrations, Diwalii, Hindu holiday, joy, Silly Diwali Songs, singing
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Festival of Lights
Diwali is the most popular holiday in India. It is a Hindu holiday but also celebrated by the Sikhs ( a Sikh shown at the Golden Temple.) One hope that most faith systems in the world share is victory of … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged candles, celebration, Diwali, faith, fireworks, good over evil, Hindus, Jains, light over darkness, Religions of the World, sharing traditional Indian sweets, Siks
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More Details of the Good Deeds of the Sikhs
Yet another example of the good work and life of the Sikhs. Thanks Judy !
Posted in India, Religions of the World, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, charity, faith, feeding the poor, good works, India, Sikhs
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Eklingji Temple, My Favorite. . . . .
This temple, Ekklingji near Udiapur, is my favorite of the Hindu temples in all that I have visited in India. And we visited many of them as 80% of India is Hindu. Why, you might ask? Thinking and wondering … Continue reading
Off Year Election Day
The weather continues to be lovely with blue sky, sunshine and 60 + degrees in early November. Most unusual and I love it. Today was the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November which has legally been the voting … Continue reading
Posted in India, Travel, Uncategorized, USA
Tagged broken sidewalks, First Tuesday after first Monday of November, Off year election, potholes, vote
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Water Wheels in Kerala, India
The history of Kerala begins at 5000 BC with the European contact in 1498 and Vasco Da Gama. The British colonized this state. Kerala has the distinction of being the only Communist state government in India as well as boasting … Continue reading
Posted in India, Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged backwaters, blogging, British in India, India, Kerala, tourism, tourists, transportation, water bus
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A Temple, a Living Fort, and a Camel !
Ranakpur is the jewel in the Jain temple crown. Visiting these temples is an exercise in pilgrimages. I have shared the 2.5 miles climb up the 4000 steps up to Palatana. This temple is not up a mountain but the … Continue reading
Who Doesn’t Love the Bhangra?
The new PM of Canada, Mr Trudeau sure does! Thanks Judy!
Posted in India, Uncategorized
Tagged Bhangra, blogging, Canada, culture, dancing, Indian culture, Indian dance, joy, Prime Minister Trudeau
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Fragility of Democracy
Man killed by Indian mob. . . . The Indian Express ( New York Times) Thirty-five leading Indian authors and poets have returned coveted literary award to protest the violence that is creeping into Indian corporate life under the Hindu … Continue reading
Posted in India, Religions of the World, Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged blogging, democracy, Hinduism, India, Islam, Mr. Modi, regions, travel, world's largest democracy
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