In the early morning hours we will be saying “Phir
milen-gay!" to Sushil as we head to Bangalore. The Indian have greeting us with great
welcome and been very gracious. Delhi
and Agra have shown us the poverty,
the poor infrastructure, the lack of sanitation, and the karma the Indians
believe have shaped their lives. As a
foreigner in their country it is hard to understand their happiness, their
smiles, their harmony.. Our group sat down for an open dialogue last night to
discuss our feelings, our thoughts on this journey in a country that has formed
by religious faith. This contrast
between the cities of Delhi and the
rural villages to Agra only can be
really understood by seeing it first hand.
You cannot smell, taste, or hear the country of India
in a picture.. and you truly cannot understand the driving experience until you
are playing chicken with every other vehicle on the road! With that.. Sushil told us that you need three
things to drive in India.
1. a good horn.. 2. good brakes.. and 3. good luck (Karma!)
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