Yesterday I took a tour of a Tiger park/refuge operated by Buddhist Monks about an hour north of Kanchanaburi, Thailand. This is east of Bangkok not far from the Thai/Burma border. It’s a big place and they apparently have 127 Tigers there. They also keep other animals such as Water Buffalo, Sun Bears and Wild Boars, but […]
Angkor Wat is located just outside Siem Reap in Cambodia and it is just incredible. Not only does it span a vast area, but the number and variety of temples and ruins are amazing. Never completely abandoned, they were still largely lost since the 16th Century and “rediscovered” in the mid 19th century when […]
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| Trying not to fall off coming out of the water… |
Ho Tantor – Bundolo!! as Tarzan would have said. Had one of the most incredible experiences ever […]
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| Nearing the end close to Luang Prabang in Laos |
The trip from Chiang Rai in Northern Thailand took almost 3 days including 2 on a boat and overnights on the […]
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| Pirhana Feed at OK Corral |
Okay well eaten yes, but not in the way Piraña would. You pay a small amount to stick your feet into a fish tank filled with about a […]
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| 3-Wheel Craziness and Cheap (mostly) Transport |
What do you get when you cross an Ice-Cream Wagon with a Crazed Weasel on Nitrous Oxide and put Dale Earnhart’s insane brother behind the wheel?? Well […]
A lot has happened the past few days and I will get into more detail about that later. I am still processing much of it so premature to make any kind of editorial or personal comment at this point. First I want to show a few more pictures I took around the Ashram […]
Day Off in Chiang-Rai
We finished the first week of training and since Fridays are the day off here, a bunch of us jumped on a shuttle and toddled off to Chiang-Rai for the day. When I say day off, I really mean part of a day. We still have 2 hours in the morning and 2 hours training […]
Views from the Ashram
This one is going to be a little short on prose due to time constraints, but hopefully I can post some pics of the first few days here at the Ashram. This place is so beautiful and it’s amazing watching the sun come up as you go through morning satsang and training.
