One of the best things that happened to us upon returning to Bangalore was the opportunity to stay with Uncle Murthy and Aunt Geetha. They are such wonderful and kind hosts. We learnt so much about Indian culture from them, especially on food. Robyn enjoyed many hours in the kitchen being an assistant to Aunt Geetha.
They took us to the Hari Krishna Temples, the famous Maiya's Restaurant and to the ashram for the evening satsang.
Robyn learnt cooking from Aunt Geetha.
The output was homemade puri!
Our daily dining affairs peppered with stories of Guruji.
Breakfast at the Maiya's Restaurant on a Sunday.
After satsang at the ashram with Dr Seema.
Nightly, Jin massaged Aunt Geetha's lung meridian.
Jin helped Aunt Geetha to relieve her cough with Meridian 101 acupressure massage with Vital Meridian and Magnolia. We were so glad to see her cough situation improved tremendously over a few days.
Robyn also did acupressure 'seva' on Uncle Murthy.
< We conducted a Meridian 101 Workshop for Mr Buxani and his daughter, Vinita, at the Murthys' home.
Soon enough, Uncle Murthy and Aunt Geetha got the hang of Meridian 101.
They are now enjoying the acupressure massage and guasha by themselves, using Vital Meridian and Magnolia Herbal Essential Oils.
Robyn presented a handmade photo frame to Uncle Murthy and Aunt Geetha.
The photograph was that of their children and grandchildren living in USA and Canada.
27 Jul 2011: Mission Accomplished - A-Dictionary-A-Child Initiative at the Tribal School Project
Thanks to the sponsorship from various friends from Singapore for the A-Dictionary-A-Child, we were able to equip each child from Class 4 to 9 with an Oxford English-English-Hindi dictionary. Some 600 students in total. Chawlaji sent us a few pictures showing happy faces of Tribal Children and teacher when they received their dictionaries.
In the mean time, Alvin started work to research and design the new VVKI website...