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"Where the mind goes, the body follows" is an ancient unattributed wisdom saying — although it is credited to Arnold Schwarzenegger in modern times. Arnie was
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Dzogchen, an ancient but direct way of discovering and realizing the natural, primordial state or natural condition of every sentient being.
At Upper Mustang in Nepal, any crush of tourists has been tempered by a forward-thinking permit system that demands a $500 fee of every visitor
Helen Anderson observes ancient Buddhist rituals during a temple stay on the sacred mountain of Koyasan.
I don’t think I’ve ever visited a country more misunderstood by outsiders (including travelers) than Bhutan. In this post I do my best to clear up these misconceptions, alongside some of the best photos I’ve ever taken.
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My God! I just realized that some one has used this in her blog in tumblr and this has way more views and likes on her blog than here! 1566 and counting! But I think the credit is going to her as only a few people have actually clicked the photo to see who took it.
One of the largest fortresses in Punahka, Bhutan.
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Beyul are places where the physical and spiritual worlds are said to intersect and where meditative and yogic practices are said to be most effective. Located in remote regions of the Himalayan mountain range, beyul are also places known for their extraordinary bio-diversity and physical beauty. The biggest lesson that I learned from staying for extended periods in several such hidden-lands is that wild and untamed landscapes can open us to dimensions of experience that are often overlooked in more tempered
