Category Archives: India Journey

I really cant believe all the crazy stuff I have witnessed throughout my travels in India. As I return and process it all I am feeling blessed, thankful, and so inspired by how green and fresh it is here. I … Continue reading →

While in Rishikesh I had heard of a place up in the mountains that was a Shakti Peeth called Kunjapuri – Kunja is stomach or torso, and puri means abode. Kunjapuri is where this part of the goddesses body is … Continue reading →

Today is the festival known as Holi. This day marks the beginning of Spring. Everyone is wiping colors all over each other. I will be hiding out at the ashram and watching from afar as the colors used are very … Continue reading →

Impart to us those vitalizing forces that come, O Earth, from deep within your body, your central point, your navel, purify us wholly. The Earth is mother; I am son of Earth. The Rain-giver is my father; may he shower … Continue reading →

When I showed up to Rishikesh I had no idea where I was going to stay or what I would do, but this is what it is like travelling, especially in India. I had trust in divine guidance and knew of … Continue reading →

In India there are many special pilgrimage places; Neelkanth is one such place where a special shivalingam (image of shiva) is. In the story it is said that during the creation of the universe where the forces of light and … Continue reading →

I am bathing in the ganga daily and doing meditation and prayers for all on the banks – speaking with the devas and devis of the mountains and waters. The water is freezing and refreshing, today its probably 80 degrees … Continue reading →

As i write my first post from India I want to say THANK YOU DEEPLY to all of those who put your intent, prayers, and donations towards bringing me here. I could not have done it without you and honor … Continue reading →

  As I head towards this journey to the Sacred Land of India, I find it most interesting, as an herbalist, to travel abroad and consider what can I really handle and how much I can trust in myself and … Continue reading →