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An interesting house construction, different from all I’ve seen in India!
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sign for Ratson’s Dormitory in Coimbatore, the cheapest+cleanest place I stayed in India!
Question by chantily:
Answer by DANNIE M
No No \no if he want to marry her let him come to you but never her send her there she may not get back,lots of cases of this
Answer by KJ III – RIP KJ jr
10 bucks says he’s gone in 2 years after the green card.
Answer by Wiz
Very bad idea, but since she is 21 there is really nothing you can do about it. Just pray she doesn’t end up in the sex slave trade somewhere. Good Luck
Answer by kattilac1
I personally would not be comfortable with it. But she is 21, and technically an adult. If you are paying for it however, nope, I would not. He can surely get a temp visa to come here, to the US on his own. He should check in to that on his own. If he is an adult, ready for commitment, marriage, surely he can figure out how to do so on his own, and can research. There are to many weirdos out there, and if he has to find love online, Im betting hes one of them. He may not be, and could be totally normal and smart and financially secure and what not, but if thats the case, why is falling in love over the internet. To many psychos and killers and rapists for me to be comfortable with something like that. Get all the info you can on him, get ahold of some law enforcement of some kind, local might be able to help you, lead you in right direction, to gather dirt on this guy, if she insists on going. Surely your daughters life is worth a few bucks to find out some info on him……
Answer by nozynoddy
hell to the no. you send her over there you may never see her again. or she could become some sex slave, or dead. she’s safe here. tell her to find a man right here in the states. she’ll be mad but she’ll get over it. watch the movie “taken”. his daughter went out of state, got kidnapped and they put her on drugs, sold her and was getting ready to prostitute her. that stuff really happens you know. it’s not just a movie.
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Backpacking India (Part 3: Varanasi)
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VISIT www.monkeetime.com FOR MORE VIDEOS, PHOTOS, AND OTHER CONTENT. We took a sleeper train to to Varanasi, a holy city on the Ganges. A look at the pilgrims, temples, and funerals. Also, Derek got the shits. I’m sure he wanted it mentioned here.
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Spirit Journeys Schedules a New Journey – The Magic of India
New Milford, NJ (PRWEB) March 01, 2012
Come experience India as it was meant to be experienced. This is an extensive 16 day exploration and gay vacation of some of the best that India has to offer. From Delhi to Haridwar, Rishikesh to Jaipur, Pushkar to Varanasi and so much more! Visit sites of incredible historical, architectural and spiritual significance, while staying at some of the finest hotels available. Even more importantly participants will explore and experience the spiritual roots of this magical land and culture. As with all Spirit Journeys’ adventures, participants will combine the joys and benefits of being on a vacation but with a “stop and smell the roses” kind of attitude. Conscious travel in this manner allows ample personal time for play, reflection, relaxing and appreciating the surrounding beauty. This adventure holds the possibility for travelers to reconnect to, or discover, their own spiritual roots and at the same time experience all the flavors and fun of India.
Throughout this journey there will be daily optional yoga practice (usually in the mornings) led by David Moreno (see David’s bio below). David has studied extensively in India and he will share his in depth knowledge and understanding of India, the Hindu spiritual traditions and mythology, as well as Ayurvedic medicine. These times with David are an invaluable addition to this vacation in India!
Daily Itinerary
Thursday October 25 – Depart home for Delhi
Friday October 26 – Arrive Delhi
Jama MasjidSaturday October 27 – In Delhi
Sunday October 28 – Delhi & Haridwar
Monday October 29 – Haridwar
Tuesday October 30 – Haridwar / Rishikesh / Haridwar
Wednesday October 31 – Haridwar / Delhi
Thursday November 1 – Delhi / Jaipur
Friday November 2 – In Jaipur
Saturday November 3 – Jaipur / Pushkar / Jaipur
Sunday November 4 – Jaipur / Agra via Fatehpur Sikri
Monday November 5 – Agra / Orchha
Tuesday November 6 – Orchha / Khajuraho
Wednesday November 7 – Khajuraho / Varanasi
Thursday November 8 – In Varanasi
Friday November 9 – Varanasi / Delhi
Saturday November 10 – Delhi / Home
Your Guides for this Journey
David Moreno is a long time Spirit Journey’s facilitator and has lead men’s workshops, retreats, and international travel trips worldwide – including several to India. He is recognized internationally as a senior yoga instructor and has taught at international yoga conferences, and universities. Among David’s students are members of the fashion and entertainment industries, and world-class athletes, including the coach of the 2004/2008 Olympics U.S. Mens Swim Team. His commentaries on yoga have been published in various yoga journals and his recently released yoga DVDs are featured on Amazon and as electronic books through iTunes and iBook.
David began practicing yoga in the late 70′s studying the Iyengar, Ashtanga, Anusara, and Bihar styles of yoga, currently studying the primordial tantric roots of the yogic tradition. David is known for his keen sense of humor and timing, making classes both playful and informative. When not traveling, David teaches in the San Francisco bay area.
Howie Holben is owner and caretaker of Spirit Journeys. Since early childhood, he has been drawn to indigenous peoples and their spiritual teachings, traditions and practices. This attraction has taken him on many adventures, exploring the countless ways of “being in the world”. His personal journey through addiction and recovery has spawned in him a genuine interest in assisting others on their own spiritual path and he takes great pleasure in introducing people to practices, sacred ways and cultures to help them “step outside their box”. His desire is to help others uncover their potential and set their hearts and minds free. Howie is a Reiki, Karuna Ki and Quantum Touch Master. He also is a trained Breathworker as well as a Life Coach.
Spirit Journeys Mission:
To create opportunities for participants to grow mentally, emotionally and spiritually; to create environments where they can feel safe enough to “step outside of their box” and move towards living a freer, more joyous life.
For additional information on Spirit Journeys’ special gay vacations and gay retreats, contact Howie Holben at (800) 754-1875 or visit http://www.SpiritJourneys.com
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detail olifant – handwerk uit het Himalaya / detail elephant, handycraft from the Himalayan
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02/12/2009 – India – Anjuna market / Goa
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Travelling to an Indian Wedding on a Bus
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www.lifewithbackpacks.com http We are invited to a local Indian wedding and in order to get there we climb on the top of a bus to travel 12km from the groom’s village to the bride’s village where the wedding ceremony takes place.
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There were 100s of rats running free all over the place – smelled butters!
India Itinerary – Option C
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I’m going to India from January 9 – March 5 of 2008! This is a slightly different plan from the other two. I still fly into Mumbai and visit many of the same cities, but stop over in Pune between Hampi and Kolkata, skip most of my wandering in West Bengal, and devote a specific stop to Agra rather than having it as a side trip from Delhi. Also, I think maybe everything was supposed to be backwards or something?
This seems like it would be somewhat more efficient in terms of travel. I’d much prefer the other two, but feel like I have to consider doing it this way.
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Loving it!
Question by Jai S:
Answer by Yak Rider
If you get US citizenship it’s REQUIRED that you enter and leave the US on a US Passport. There are no exceptions. Failure to use a US Passport are grounds for you to lose your citizenship.
You can get a passport in just a day or two. If you can’t go to a regional passport office, and stand in line all day to get it, you’ll find plenty of private companies, for about $ 400, who will do it for you.
