Gokarna (Karnataka)
How did I get here??!? Well... you should ask Miguel and Rosi (I owe you one!!!). Why didn't I go to Om Beach resort??!? Well... that's Mirko and Gaya's responsability ;o)
Why using a LP that is useless... if the trip is full of people ready to share little tips with you... little secrets... little things, that allow me to discover great places. Thank you very much to all the ones that are making my trip so easy and special!!!!
I am staying in a little place, that looks like a hut... but it is a little bit worse. With Palm trees full of coconuts. With a classic Hindi guy called Rama. And all happens very slowly when you are in the Guesthouse... cool!
It is surronded by incredible beaches, that one would not want to leave ever. Great for relaxing, catch up with my diary and to enjoy the view of the beautiful girls. For one reason or another, they all get incredibly pretty when the rest their foots in this coast :o)
Here time since to stop... so I don't know how I am going to do to leave to my next destination (whereever it is). Somehow I feel it is going to be hard!
If you feel like you wish you were here... well let me tell you that I would like to share this with you as well. This is too much to keep it for my own... and I often think of what would you think if you could experience this.
Lo dicho arriba va tambien para los que hablais el espanhol bien fluido ;o)
Muchos besos para todos! Cuidaos mucho (en serio... a veces pienso que lo necesitais vosotros mas que yo!!!!)
Namaste,
Heiwa
PS. Para aquellos que no habeis pasado por India, Namaste es la palabra que se utiliza aca para saludarse la gente. Su significado, segun algunas fuentes no 100% fiables, viene a ser algo asi como "Mi Divinidad saluda a tu Divinidad". Pues eso... que os saludo divinamente
Why using a LP that is useless... if the trip is full of people ready to share little tips with you... little secrets... little things, that allow me to discover great places. Thank you very much to all the ones that are making my trip so easy and special!!!!
I am staying in a little place, that looks like a hut... but it is a little bit worse. With Palm trees full of coconuts. With a classic Hindi guy called Rama. And all happens very slowly when you are in the Guesthouse... cool!
It is surronded by incredible beaches, that one would not want to leave ever. Great for relaxing, catch up with my diary and to enjoy the view of the beautiful girls. For one reason or another, they all get incredibly pretty when the rest their foots in this coast :o)
Here time since to stop... so I don't know how I am going to do to leave to my next destination (whereever it is). Somehow I feel it is going to be hard!
If you feel like you wish you were here... well let me tell you that I would like to share this with you as well. This is too much to keep it for my own... and I often think of what would you think if you could experience this.
Lo dicho arriba va tambien para los que hablais el espanhol bien fluido ;o)
Muchos besos para todos! Cuidaos mucho (en serio... a veces pienso que lo necesitais vosotros mas que yo!!!!)
Namaste,
Heiwa
PS. Para aquellos que no habeis pasado por India, Namaste es la palabra que se utiliza aca para saludarse la gente. Su significado, segun algunas fuentes no 100% fiables, viene a ser algo asi como "Mi Divinidad saluda a tu Divinidad". Pues eso... que os saludo divinamente
posted by Heiwa at 4:24 p. m.
2 Comments:
un besito , nene (el viaje interactivo de pm)que ya veo que estas disfrutando mucho y ten cuidadinnnnnnn.
Azu
Namaste, pequeño saltamontes. Tenía que poner algún comentario en el blog que se veía muy pobre después de que perdieras todo lo que había antes. Nos vemos en unos días!
Por cierto Namaste según fuentes consultadas fidelignas (el señor google y sus amigos) significa más bien "me inclino ante tío" (Nama: inclinar el cuerpo en señal de respeto, As: yo, Te: tú)... pero realmente tiene un significado más profundo que resalta la igualdad entre el salutante y el saludado.
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