Hari Om
While the wrist continues to heal (and it does, albeit slowly), some interim posts are now being made via the personal blog. Having run through the outlines for the goddesses of Navratri, attention is now paid to the story of Rama as it leads up to Dusshera. Of course, these festivals are officially concurrent and over now, in India, but these posts have been designed to introduce Eastern mysticism to a largely Western Christian, agnostic and atheistic readership. It is hoped that they will entertain - if not inform - readers here!
For the intro as well as response to a query, CLICK HERE.
While the wrist continues to heal (and it does, albeit slowly), some interim posts are now being made via the personal blog. Having run through the outlines for the goddesses of Navratri, attention is now paid to the story of Rama as it leads up to Dusshera. Of course, these festivals are officially concurrent and over now, in India, but these posts have been designed to introduce Eastern mysticism to a largely Western Christian, agnostic and atheistic readership. It is hoped that they will entertain - if not inform - readers here!
For the intro as well as response to a query, CLICK HERE.
