In the interim: I
listened deeply at the Kabir festival, recorded fragments of a concert by
Mukhtiyar Ali at Shri Suresh Wadkar’s music academy, took a bus to a concert in
distant Borivali and listened to the greats – Shri Prahlad Tippaniya, Shri Mooralala
Marwada and Shri Mukhtiyar Ali sing from the heart ,the simple words the poet
saint Kabir wrote all those centuries ago.
One weekend I trailed along with the Tree Appreciation Walk,
gaping at the palms in Hiranandani
Heritage Garden ,
touching the textured bark from time to tine and listening to stories about
them.
This weekend I was back home, watching a young one get
engaged in much opulence, wondering how a simple ceremony that traditionally
was marked with the sharing of jaggery and coriander, become as formal, big
ticket.
And I’m becoming much better at jumping on and off buses and
trains.
I still haven’t sorted through all the photos from
Jaisalmer- Jodhpur, I’m still shocked at how many there are—but I will.
Thank you for your patience. Am reading and writing, head above water and just as determined.
5 comments:
The Kabir festival sounds amazing. What I would give . . .
I am curious about the tree walk..i love nature and heritage walks....do post pics of the walk if i got any :)
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Aah the jumping off trains and buses. And boarding them while moving. I don't think I'll ever get used to that. The Tree Appreciation Walk sounds brilliant.
will put up pics and jumpy video in some.
Jumping off and onto trains...Austy lots of stunts? Be careful :)
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