I do not write many blogs as evident here. But after seeing Juste’s blog, I feel why not share a little (people deserve to know what’s actually going on in my head… and it is nice to have a written record of these random thoughts). So… It is 7:30pm in Chiang Mai, I am biking [...]
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Five weeks of yoga course have come to an end. An end that only marks the beginning of my spiritual path – the path to my inner self. Many beautiful people have helped me to get started on this path. They shared their beauty and love with me. I have no words to express my gratitude, so [...]
My dear friend, This beautiful gift was shared with me by my teacher at the end of my yoga course. I was deeply touched by it and my only wish is to share this gift with you. Please take a moment out of your busy day and relax to this beautiful prayer. Find 15 minutes [...]
Three days of vak mauna (renounce the use of the organs of speech) went by quickly, uneventfully, and shall I say, quietly. I have done my fair share of talking and as a result have agitated people in the past. Part of the motivation was simply to see what it would be like to not talk for [...]
I went to university to study business and started my career in investment banking. It is my believe now that I was lured onto this track in pursuit of material wealth. This is not what I am after anymore. I no longer know what I want to be and I would no longer force myself [...]
[Dual posted on the Playa Viva blog] My name is Jacky Li and through a personal connection in the ecotourism field, I discovered Playa Viva. A few emails exchange with David later, I was here volunteering with the permaculture team. Unlike a typical resort, the goals of Playa Viva are beyond just the business endeavor. [...]
[Dual posted on El Bosque website] El Bosque is a place for personal transformation. I came to this conclusion having spent 10 weeks here and having seen the changes in myself and others. Your experience here will largely depend on how much you get involved but El Bosque already has many supporting elements in place [...]
Memory grows to be blurry. Only certain events stands out. It leaves a mark in time – it becomes a reference point in a distorted timeline.
Books are written based on the research of the author who conducts his/her research using other sources such as historical literature. Therefore the reference is used as fact but it is difficult to prove the basis of it.
