I was requested to wear a sari, so with some resistance, I did it. Notice the boots: that is still part of me. In the ashram we go without shoes and socks, so I am not violating spiritual or dress codes. Surprisingly, they are comfortable. You see the women riding side saddle on the motorcycles. In this city, I rarely see a woman not in a sari or covered up--but their midline shows in a sari--figure that out. I had to have help getting it tied, since that isn't one of my specialties. The adventure continues to unfold.
An electronic diary sharing my spiritual path through observations/experiences, photos, videos, articles and more. It started with intensity at the end of January 2011 when I decided to go to South Africa and see the truth of animals living in the wild. Unsatisfied with the answers, I went to India looking for the truth of humans in an ancient civilization. Packing up my life as a dressage trainer in Southern California, I moved to Jaipur, India to follow a spiritual inquiry.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Me in traditional dress
I was requested to wear a sari, so with some resistance, I did it. Notice the boots: that is still part of me. In the ashram we go without shoes and socks, so I am not violating spiritual or dress codes. Surprisingly, they are comfortable. You see the women riding side saddle on the motorcycles. In this city, I rarely see a woman not in a sari or covered up--but their midline shows in a sari--figure that out. I had to have help getting it tied, since that isn't one of my specialties. The adventure continues to unfold.
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