My brother wrote that everyone who goes to India
comes back another person Michael agreed.
Marianna’s neighbor differed. India stands for
I Never Have to Do That Again she said.
Hillel wrote about the hyper right wing government.
Bryn described the Indian South. A few people
told us about Cochin Jews and Jewtown.
Margie in my yoga class said Something Amazing Happens
Every Day and Some of it is Good.
Nearly forty years since I first wanted to see India.
I know it’s One of Those Places, One of Those Places
I fully expect to love.
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It’s been more than 10 years since I was in India, and it still stays with me. It’s so complicated. The synagogue in Cochin, is the most beautiful one I have ever seen. You will love it. Safe and wonderful travels xom
much love to you Miriam Schaer
It’s a land of ancient modern all at one time.
When you’re back, we can meet in the city and have great Indian food and you can tell me everything. I spent some days at a temple site in Khatmandu in Nepal, and it changed me.
It’s a dream of mine too, for maybe the past 20 years. Hope it’s even more than you imagine (which it is)
i hope so too x
dear esther, have a fantastic trip…beyond your wildest imagination….safe and healthy too 🙂
would love to hear about what stood out, what you learned…
hugs for the journey!!!
margot
thanks margot. i’ll be happy to tell you everything. xxxx
Malcolm Gladwell has a chilling episode in his REVISIONIST HISTORY Podcast- about a little known evil advisor to Churchill whose advice during world war Two led to the deaths of 3 000 000 Indians – a story little known by the world or by our a people who know the horror of Twice 300 000 000.
what people can do
how awful is that