A Canadian Couple that fell in Love with an Unexpected India
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- I met Ray a couple of months back near Almora when I was there to make a film. The very moment we started having our conversation, I was drawn into every word he said. It was fascinating to just stand and listen to the things he said and the way he said them. In this video, he talks about his experiences over the last 40 years - how he met Sachin Tendulkar, his experience on his first day in Varanasi, how he used to find Delhi a few decades ago, how he has never seen anyone lose their mind with him or his wife Dianne. #humancondition #ethereal
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I fell in love with Bharat 🇮🇳 too. I was there for the first time in 2019. I wanna go back this 2021. I was in Mumbai, Bhubaneswar, Jagannath Puri, Bodhgaya, Varanasi, Prayagraj, Delhi, Rishikesh, Bhalyani and Gargi villages in Himachal Pradesh and in Chandigarh. I loved and still love it all. I love the old as well as the modern though I greatly prefer the village or small town life.y heart ❤️ is still on India 🇮🇳 though I'm in COLOMBIA 🇨🇴 at the moment. I shall return this September to be reunited with my beloved Bharat 🇮🇳 and stay there. Namaskar. This story the man is telling is the story we all share with different variations but the essence is the same, The Love For India 🇮🇳.
@Maximum Max Much appreciated brother. I´ll be returning as soon as the borders are opened up in India to us .
Plz visit northeast of India as well my friend
The places you mentioned isn't even half of India, and I feel that's what makes India such an incredible country. You can never get enough of it. Kindly visit again and again, and do not forget to explore north east and south india.🙏
@@ankitasuman7 Namaskar Ankita Suman. I will explore more of India 🇮🇳 when I return this year 2021. I'm really expecting the government of India 🇮🇳🕉️ to open up to International tourism around July so I can be there in September. Sweet Wanderings With Edwin Toro here on TH-cam is where you can see some of my adventures in India in 2019 as well as here in COLOMBIA 🇨🇴. Where do you live? Shubkamnae Ankita
Special thanks for saying bharat, because thats our country's real name
So beautiful...so emotional! If I may embellish, India 🇮🇳 is full of amazing, full of life, I have been around the world but nothing...NOTHING... can even come close to India’s rich heritage and richness of culture. I am having a LOVE affair with India 🇮🇳 right now! Since I discovered Sanatana Dharma, Vedic literature...the scientific essence of everything Hindutva and ancient texts...its taken over me completely, I am much happier and kinder individual. Modern India 🇮🇳 must remain rooted in its ancient wisdom and vedas, upnishads. You lucky Indians are sitting on a treasure trove YET ignoring it...LOVE YOU INDIA 🇮🇳 from your friend in Minneapolis, MN, USA 🇺🇸
Although the claim of being spiritual but not religious seems to annoy believers and atheists equally, separating spirituality from religion is a perfectly reasonable thing to do. It is to assert two important truths simultaneously: Our world is dangerously riven by religious doctrines that all educated people should condemn, and yet there is more to understanding the human condition than science and secular culture generally admit.
Victor, u r always welcome... Indians love 💘 America and its people. Proud Indian.
Well said 👏. Well unfortunately the new India is going into the consumer concept of the west..I am sure things wil turn back. Proud being an Indian. We always believe in seeking. Vande Mataram
Materialism could destroy or at least dilute Indian culture - something the colonists and other invaders could not do for thousands of years
Sir, you are such a blessed soul. In fact the way you mentioned it even I have to learn something from you. Let us all learn from each other and live with each other. The whole world is 1 big family - Vasudeva Kutumbukkam.
"Modern India is like any modern city" breaks my heart💔
Modern India has westernized a lot and I hate to say it that most of the effects it had on Indian culture is toxic and unnecessary.
You should be happy that a Canadian is comparing an Indian city to a modern presumably westernised city. Development and infrastructure give peace and prosperity especially on a large scale, along with spirituality. You need to try to engulf the two more.
I have to agree with you on that. But one thing that's happening is that many Indians are lead into believing that Westernized society and their practices and is presumably cool and they are adopting it gradually. Now what's happening is our own culture is dying.
Yeah, India should be devoid of any modernization because a few Occidental people want to come and chill. Makes me wonder if they really love the country or just the Power of the Pound Sterling
In modern India u can still have heart of Rama.. Learn yr culture and tradition and bring it into practice.. I do..
I meet so many indians who move to western countries and adapt that life and talk bad abt India. It takes an outsider to appreciate the country yet one who comes from there never aporeciates it.
They may be ignorant.
They are all douchebags just ignore such people as all they care about is money
Let me tell you one thing THEY ARE LEAVING INDIA NOT BECAUSE OF ITS HISTORY BUT BECAUSE OF ITS PRESENT STATE remember that if I want to stay in a country for its history then I would live in India but the way it's treated with politicians is too bad it pulls India super down
Its okay... Few people doesnt respect what they have been given.. Till they realise its yoo late
There you are 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻.
Ray is a true son of India. You don’t need to born in India to become a child of Mother India. She adopts you from anywhere in the world, no matter your skin colour, language or religion.
India is completely embedded in his mind in such a way that even a rain receding in a wall looked like India to him. But the fascinating thing is he remembers every small details.
@KaNaK Supports PewDiePie and you supports puddi-pie.. who said many bad things about india...
I started traveling in India in 1986, and have been back three more times. I have traveled from Mumbai to Nepal, Chennai to Mumbai, Chennai to Kolkata, and the Seven Sisters. In total, it's been over a year. My last trip was in 2018. I can tell you things have changed a lot. Some for the worse, but mostly for the better. It used to be rough and now it is cake. I am happy to see Indians beginning to enjoy the wealth of the world that others have had for so long. No matter the changes, India is a wonderful place to travel for a variety of reasons, but the most important reason is that the people are really some of the best.
I dont know how i stumbled on this video
but thank god i did
Loved it.
What we take for granted in our everyday life is special to them. Amazing explanation, amazing cinematography.
It's great to hear Someone Talking So positively about India. But realistically Let us understand this that it's not Great for everybody. We are taking on the Challenges here and we will make it more wonderful every day.
Very true..I am proud I was born in India..I am indian..
@@snehapat75 india is very rich in spirituality and culture .
@L You’re not as clever as L
They touch our heart. They have loved India more than we Indians as I understand.
And about our country...why it's special - because our forefathers have built it and built it over more than few thousand years since our civilization has started. Certainly all those efforts makes it look good. Now it's upon our shoulders and coming generations to maintain it in its same beauty.
And this is The real reason why the channel is named as - Ethereal.
Beautiful as always
Was just thinking the same.... a timeless take on things we might have just passed by 👍
I was in India twice in the early and middle 1970's. The first time was when I was in the US Peace Corps and living in a village (with no electricity and only one combustion engine on a motorbike). That time was seven months. I had to leave because I seemed to be unable to beat getting dysentery over and over. I returned to India on my own a couple of years later. That was in 1974 I think. I wanted to spend time in Nepal that time and did. After Nepal I was back in Delhi staying at the house of an upper middle class family. I was interested in possibly getting a teaching job, and the son in the family was a graduate of Lawrence Academy in Shimla. He invited me to a dinner party for Lawrence graduates where I would meet the headmaster of the school. The dinner party was at the Delhi house of the Maharaja of Jindh, who was a young man, married with children. The dinner party was fascinating. The most interesting things about it were the older Delhi matrons and the young hotshot Sikhs as well as the dinner spread which consisted of easily fifty different dishes. It was the best Indian food I had ever tasted. I haven't been back to India since 1954 but now I feel strongly drawn back to Mother India.
Great story..i hope u r doing well
....come back once covid ends.
Wow..i am a born of 1996 ....getting to know so much from you about my country
Hope u come back to Mother India, soon.
Oohhh yessss.... I am in love with India too... I understand what he says so well... I just spent 2 years there. .. I could tell my story too 😊
upload it on ur channel:) curious to know your story in India.
Tell us, i would love to listen
This man has such compassion for India , as Indians we don't have it in ourselves
This is a wonderful video.. Ray is a lovely guy, I'm also from a Mining village in The North of England.. It's great to hear his accent and his absolute love for India. Such passion in his soul. Hare Krishna 🙏🌿
Tears started rolling my eyes as he started telling beautiful things about my own country.
Thank you
That happiness and excitement on Ray’s face and his eyes, make me re think why am I taking things for granted around me. I guess this is what the sense of gratitude is. He is still excited about his experiences from early years and that’s what I’m missing. Not being grateful enough about my first childhood achievement and experiences till now. Whenever I’ll feel sad of situations I’ll come back to this video and have a taste of gratification towards my life. 🙏🏻
Well said. If I may embellish, India 🇮🇳 is full of amazing, full of life, I have been around the world but nothing...NOTHING... can even come close to India’s rich heritage and richness of culture. I am having a LOVE affair with India 🇮🇳 right now! Since I discovered Sanatana Dharma, Vedic literature...the scientific essence of everything Hindutva and ancient texts. Modern India 🇮🇳 must remain rooted in its ancient wisdom and vedas, upnishads. You lucky Indians are sitting on a treasure trove YET ignoring it...LOVE YOU INDIA 🇮🇳 from your friend in Minneapolis, MN, USA 🇺🇸
Ma ka jhuta lagega, socho b maht 😁
@@Vkush_MidWest Hi this is A J am an Indian American. I can tell you if you want to see more beautiful things then come to West Bengal, there is a place called Mayapur. Thousands of International people are staying long back. Americans British, Australians, Japanese and many more. And that's in India. You'll love it.
I agree even 20 years ago ... India was so different! I remember my College days so beautiful... i feel sorry for today’s kids.
I must have been in grade 5 or something in the year 2000, long story short I live in Canada now but I totally understand that older nostalgic feeling like the rikhshawala to school early in the morning that rainy season. Miss it so much
The way he narrates the story with a joyful face and great enthusiasm makes the story even better and yes the cinematography was superb too
A deeply touching tribute paid to one of the most beautiful countries in the whole wide world by this gentle soul. Ray reminds me of that bygone generations of India that accepted and embraced life in its entirety with a deep sense of gratitude and without judgement.
God bless you and Ray and his wife for bringing their story and love for India.
It is really hard to realise that Indians of today are not even half as passionate about the soul of India 🇮🇳 as this gentleman !
Loved to hear of their experience. Gave me chills. I grew up in a Nainital boarding school. Best experience of my life. Been searching for that feeling ever since. Although unexplainable the rendition was emotionally satisfying.
He sounds so humble and genuine..
I really liked the way he expressed and narrated those stories..
I don't feel any Indian or any person will be rude/harsh towards such a polite guy..
Thank you..
Ethereal and 'Ronnie and barty' 💙
The two best travel channels of India 💜💜💜
"hopping bug" checking it bro..
Check @Barnerdo Bacalhau,he is ingenious
You said it right.
@@mjtheswashbucklerr yes
True
His Eyes & Smile....he is in bliss, he is enjoying his soul, living in present n every moment
Very correct observation......His Eyes & Smile....he is in bliss, he is enjoying his soul, living in present n every moment
They're such a sweet couple. I wish to give them a hug if I ever see them and thank them for thinking so kindly of India, even through the changing times. There's something so innocently enthusiastic in their eyes and voices for everything that's chaotic about India, everything I've taken for granted growing up, that it brought tears to my eyes.
Please dont limit yourself with the northern part, do come to Southern Part your mind will blow off with the hospitality and the natural beauty.
Entire India is wonderful no matter in which part you go & so are the people in general.
Mongrel ...
Yes
Real india lies in South India
@@millamoMessi you guys need to chill with your south india crap, india is one
No north no south
He really loves India. You can see it in his eyes you know. It gives so much happiness to see that kind of love for my country. No amount of money can get me this feeling. Its New Years eve today. But this Man just made my day. To see so much love for India in the eyes of a foreigner...we must have done something right to have been born in this country. Poor Or Rich...doesnt matter. As far as we are loved we do not need anything from this world. Not its sympathy...nor its time...nor its Money...just Love. It is the only thing that can touch us.
In a Land where spiritualism and religions were born...money loses its value.
Thank you wonderful stranger. We will keep your love for our country deep inside and wish you and the world the best things it can offer. And for ourselves we ask for more individuals like you.😢
I was feeling every word he was saying. His love was oozing out. M so happy m born in India. I can never ever imagine to go outside India. ❤️🙏
Western people always appreciate the beauty of India than we all do .. they r really in love with India 🙂🙂
Not necessarily. You don't seem to be aware of the fact that so many of them say some of the most horrible things humans can say about India. Just saying ...
@@DipayanPyne94 so true. Many Indians think that everyone thinks us to be really great and nice.
I am an Indian who stayed abroad and I didn't like India at all as a kid. But when I came back and decided to settle here, I fell in love with our beautiful culture all over again. Jai Hind!
Holy fuck.
Did I hear that right? This bloke met Sachin Tendulkar, the legend Sachin Tendulkar n he didn’t even tell him who he really was?
Jesus!
I am an Aussie and we love this legend. He is the most humble person in cricket. I would give anything in the world to meet that legend. Only he can be this humble.
I really loved this mans energy...he’s still so much in awe of his experiences meaning they’ve been rich and deep for him and that’s basically the meaning of a life well lived...
Foreigners have never seen so many things which we Indians see and live those things.. these people are so fascinated and curious about all these things.. they notice and remember so much small things.. not all people definitely but yes.. and we Indians don't realise tht we are in a good country filled with so many cultures festival n so many things.. in our country we have oceans , desert, cold beautiful icy mountains , plantation n forest , vivid landscape, colourful cultures n people.. so many art n cuisine .. 🙏
Such a noble gentleman... His talk depicts gentleness and subtle nature. India can give the world so much and he is a lucky human being to get his part. ❤️🇮🇳
Watching this video.....with a desperate feeling of coming back to india. It's been 5 long long years.....and the wait is not ending. And it tells me the most precious things that I left behind in the quest of looking around the world. I am going to read his book.....thank you for being so generous and uploading it for free.
What have you created.. How do you find these stories..!! You are just one of a kind.. ❤️❤️ So inspiring..
The word that best describes India imo is overwhelming. Wheather it's language, food, people, culture, good, bad, scam, kindness anything it's 10x compared to any other country. If you visit India, it will challenge your perspective of life, food, family, fun and most importantly diversity. India is an emotional roller coaster and I'm proud of it.
Ray you are a beautiful human being. Your enthusiasm and love for India reminds us Indians the preciousness of our motherland which we sometimes take for granted. Just watching this video has made my day and brought a huge smile to my face and my Mums. Like yourself I also like the India 20 years ago, not the modern India.
Raj, my peace and happiness came through studying India’s sacred wisdom and meeting so much kindness where ever we went.
I will definitely be reading your book tonight before bed and I'm sure there will a lot of wisdom and joy to take from it 😊
I’m sure it will bring a smile to your face. We loved writing it. No rush, read it slowly and tell your mum about it. Perhaps read her a few lines you like.
The name India itself brings happiness in this man's face(great to watch).
I don’t know why I cried. Thanks for love towards India.
Proud to be an India. I love my motherland. Jai Hind. Vande matram
This guy is so passionate and emotionally attached to India. ❤️
Lots of love sir.❤️
You can just tell how in love they are in with this country and how they have seen this country change. I wish them all the happiness in the world.
This wasn't about India. It was a man's description of his inner most desires and simple pleasures of life. I guess...that's how, Ernest Hemingway, Jk rowling , rudyard kipling and so many other literary geniuses made those novels of life and it's beautiful meanings.... I really enjoyed this episode. Thank you.
I came to Canada 🇨🇦 from India 🇮🇳 to find a better life.. Yes, its a beautiful Country, people are very friendly and helpful and really peaceful. I wish to go back with some money to India but not where I was brought up (in a city), but in a village on the hills, where its real India 😇
Ray reminds me of BBC's Michael Wood. Highly affectionate.
Somehow felt the video compelles you to ask yourself, the fundamental questions of life and existence. To find that string of inner calling among thousands of strings of chaos and distraction. And that is a seeking, one must endeavor to go after, sooner or later!
Sincere thanks for uploading.
I seldom ask, why your channel have so less views. Guess today's generation love over the top senseless comedy with lots of profanity and mediocrity more. I pity them.
I just love your videos... They are full of life.
One gets a warm and cozy feeling hearing the man's narration.
That's why Sachin is like god
He never told who he was..
No show off, no attitude
The india we need back, as described by Ray: Magical
I just switched off bedroom light and put headphone and try to close my gap. Eternal u beauty thanks teaching us to look around to question around and co exist around......the inconceivable nature of nature
Wonderful.. The guy was very emotional about india... And as Indians we should now realize the greatness our nation, culture, people.. And let's be ourselves, unchanged and be kind and warm to everyone
I thank my stars everyday to have been born and raised in this great land we call India.
Spot on, you can leave india, but india never leaves you...
The only TH-cam algorithm recommended video I have genuinely loved watching.
You can see it in his eyes, he is purely in love...
I am from northeast India, nd I abosultely love it.. But like him, I too want to travel to Japan...cuz Japan really fascinates me..
„Sir, no hard feelings“- what an amazing end to this peace giving video!
Really marvelous end...."No hard feelings"
I think, he's a great person. So humble and so kind. For people like him... Any place is a heaven. Even pakistan. Maybe not pakistan but you get the point. That Sachin Tendulkar story gave me goosebumps. Brrrr...
The chai shop was in char Dukan is near mussoorie . There’s only two tables outside and it was a really cold day and sackings face and head were covered. If I had known who he was it might have been a different conversation. He is truly an exceptional man.
@@drfstay He is... But when I said, "He's a great person"... I meant you, not Sachin. You and your wife seems like a great team. Definitely the cutest couple I have seen in the recent times.
I hope, in this Covid19 madness, You and your wife and everyone in your family are safe... Wherever you are.
Thank you. We are safe in Canada and longing to go back to India. Perhaps this year, definitely next.
Same here lovely video developed more respect and love for my country
I’m awestruck with this guy perspective and little things he mentioned about our country like daily activity. Kudos to your channel. I just subscribed and the first video I’ve ever watched of your channel.✨✨
So many fans in India want to meet sachin Tendulkar and this guy from Canada just meets him like that! ... just wow!
Someone two posts in new messsges, above your post goes to that very cafe in char dukan .
I just learnt, We should always pay gratitude for the things we have and accept everything with open arms. This was an amazing video. Thank you, sir.
Each and every video of urs makes me feel as if I am right there, at that moment and listening to the wonderful things narrated by each and every interviewer... Thank you for this wonderful feeling...
Wow, thank you!
Wow, this was eyeopening. The way he spoke of India felt like he reached in and stirred our soul. India truly is a beautiful chaos.
This man has something in his face
... Which shows his love for india is true, pure.
We should be like us rather than blindly following other's.
I dont live in India any more, but i miss her more than anything else on earth.
He is an extra happy man...
They know India more than we do.... enjoying the simplicity ...this is called going back to the basics...which I do miss when I visit my native....the simplicity hate those buildings ....and wish if I can stop time and transitions which hampered the beauty of my place...I connect with them .
So genuine is his love for India. Hope I get to talk to him someday. It was just so wonderful the way he was articulating his feelings for India.
The way he narrated every little thing just amazed me, i was smiling all the time while watching this
I am glad i accidentally stumbled upon this beautiful life experience. No matter what, life can never be explained any less than this. Mesmerizing ❤️
It’s happy to see roy's face. Maybe he is one of the happy man of the World.
This is such an amazing video.... I mean I am really amazed that this man is so fascinated by india, it's so obvious... Although I am from Haryana (22) and I have been thinking like him lately that everyday we are going into mediocrity, losing our diversity bit by bit, coping from bollywood and especially from hollywood.... Everyone has the same opinions and desires. it's like a beautiful melody is turning monotonous.. This is especially vivid in cities like Delhi and Mumbai.. There is just k-pop, english music and anime everywhere... Where is our Indianess , our beautiful diversity.
Ray's love of the country and its people really exudes throughout the interview- Enjoyed the simple conversation ! Thank you !
He is madly and deeply in love with india.. we can see that in his face and words..❤️
I love my BHARAT SIR, REALLY HAPPY TO HEAR FOR MY NATION, THANKS SIRJI
I am punjabi came to Canada 20 years ago. I used to live in city back in the days. But now I live in my village in farm house cuz it gives me peace there.. in the end we all want peace and that's why it's called rest in peace I guess
We are blessed man
Wonderful ! He's found something here that countless are struggling to find .
I don't think it's just an "India experience". Both of you seem like wonderful people, so something wonderful is happening with your life.
"It's like symbiotic relation between them and no accidents, they are so close and keep on moving"... To be honest I used to admire the rules of western traffic but this man has now made me fall in love with Indian traffic. 😍
Sriyank Siddhartha Indians have their own way of driving, why should they copy the west? Our western system here is nothing special. Its about what works for your countrymen. I loved how Ray put it: “symbiotic relationship”. I remember Fluffly Gabriel Iglesias describing his driving experience similarly.
Ha ha no - we should fix that. I can assure you Indians were very disciplined though freedom loving people.........so no let’s not accept that traffic
@@Vkush_MidWest Well, Bt The Believe reason behind Cow thing that Fluffy Gabriel said in His Video was hilarious.
Someone said him that We treat cows with respect Bcoz We believe they R incarnation of previous life Humans Bt that's not the actual Thing.......We Just don't eat cows or Respect them Bcoz We think them as Mother, Just like A baby Drink their Mother's milk until 6months from birth & Later the Milk they get to Drink is of Cow's.....And Value of Milk is Alot Important & Greater in Our Indian culture then Just A drink.
No accidents and nobody loses their temper? Now I know this guy is full of BS.
@@CochinKerala Offcourse It's Happens Here Bt He didn't Experienced it For once, That's what He's saying.
Also, Indians R More Tolerating Towards Foreign Travellers in General Then Other Countries Ppl's Tolerance level Towards Foreign Travellers!!!
Beauty is in the eyes of beholder.
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Young urban Hindus are losing touch with their core,swept away by the Western model of living,which is actually plastic&empty
Agreeable. While I don't intend to criticise the western model as it's their own way of living which might be comfortable for them, such style of living is not compatible for us. I would love to integrate with the west but that doesn't necessarily mean that you have to adhere to their culture, rituals and way of living. Integration is basically acceptance and adapting to the people of the west, not following them to prove your integration.
Yesss absolutely correct, at least we shld love our cultural heritage n traditional values wt our country is hvg
True.......
We shouldn't generalise . There are enough bad things in our country too. Just learn the good things from everybody.
@@advaitbenare681 could'nt have said it better. Merging traditional India with the best West has to offer in terms of education and philosophy(Greek philosophy is truly amazing), we might just have the best combo ever.
Fell in love with his speech, story telling and also his personality ❤️. He is amazing of a human. He is a real Indian. The Indian I want to be. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Truly honoured.
Beautiful couple full of love for India. Thank you for this video.
One thing ingrained in every indiana mind is "welcome the guest with your full heart and never disrespect a guest", when you come to india we treat you like our own and with more food.
This has always been true in my experience. I do know I’m privileged.
Thank you so much for loving my beautiful country. I love India
Awesome video. The way he describes India can make anyone fall in love with India.
Wherever we go we meet ourselves. This couple is so loving and sweet, so the whole world mirrors them.
This is a beautiful conversion.
'No hard feelings' 👌
YES yes 👍GREAT FEELINGS,reveberating with positivity AND pleasentness from this compassionate couple.
WARM WELL COME DEARS.INDIA IS YOURS AS MUCH AS IT IS FOR ALL INDIANS.SANATANA DHARMA THE OLDEST RELIGION IN THE WORLD,WAS SO VOCAL IN TELLING NOT ONLY INDIANS BUT THE ENTIRE HUMANITY,NOT TO BE ABSOLUTE MATERIALISTIC.SADLY,ESPECIALLY THE YOUNG AND MANY OTHERS FROM DIFFERENT STRATA OF THE COUNTRY,HAVE BECOMING MATERIALISTIC.THEY KNOW WE COME ALONE WITH NOTHING AND PERISH ALONE WITH NOTHING.
WE HAVE FANTASTIC,CULTURE,TRADITIONS,HERITAGE AND INTRIGUING RELIGION.THE INFLUENCE OF THE WEST WAS ALWAYS FATAL,.I AM WORRIED THAT WE INDIANS WOULD LOOSE THE SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS OF THE MANKIND.THE TREASURE TROVE OF STILL UNEXPLORED KNOWLEDGE IS SO PRICELESS AND MY WORRIES ARE NOT UNFOUNDED.I AM A SENIOR CITIZEN AND I SEE DEGRADATION IS SEEPING IN FAST.
I AM FASCINATED WITH THE COUPLE.PRAY GOD YOU ALWAYS HAVE PLEASENT EXPERIENCES.BLESS BOTH OF YOU.GOOD luck
Thank you for your blessing Muthyam ji.
Thank you for another touching film production here! - ❤🙏 - And thanks to Mr. Brooks for giving away his book for free! - ❤🙏 - Just finished to read the book, and I love it! - 🥰
People who have lived in India all their life will never comprehend the beauty of India. The beauty of India its is communities, its neighbourhoods, aunts and uncle and general bonhomie in the community. At least in New York its everyman for himself. You don't know your neighbours or anyone. There are beautiful animals everywhere, I long to see a monkey, hear birds chirp (I am from Delhi even there it was same ) now. I have never met more friendly people anywhere than in India.
You are such a good heart person Ray. That's why you feel everything is beautiful. Thank you for seeing India from your goodness. " No hard feeling sir."
Thank you so much for your kind words Gajendra.
@@drfstay
May Bhagwan Ji bless u sir..
I loved it how calmly and slowly he speaks 🔥
just found ethereal. german, aurobindonian, been often in india, a wide range of aspects in bharat. the subcontinent is surely the spirituell center of the world, aurobindo the new peak of it. as a very german german I don´t like all that dirt, disorder, dishonesty - but furthermore I love the essence of india, the light, the soul, the feeling of widesness, sweetness. so I am split - very german and at same time deep in love with india.
the greatest female poet, annette von droste-huelshoff,1797-1848, in that feeling of sanskrit-philology, 19th century of the german reception of india as paradies of wisdom , she wrote : "my india is in my rueschhaus". the rueschhaus was her little countyside palace from 18th century.
so now lets survive this last swing of the so called modernity, hoping for a bright future of the planet despite all the bad . I am ready for a new time, integrating all nice things. om namo bhagavaté
Wonderful!!! What a passionate way of expressing his love for my country ❤️❤️❤️
I remember these heights, they are home. And I couldn’t agree more with the gentleman about the sounds and peace and the change brought by past few years.
Ray's book is wonderful. I've read it many times thanks to this video. If you are at all interested in the gifts of the spirit you should read it. India is still miraculous. Every day when I was there I saw something I knew was impossible. A big thanks to this video and to Ray and Dianne. Go there on your own and just wander. If your heart is open you will learn.
Loved it! It's always beautiful to see your country from someone else's eyes. Makes you fall in love with it all over again. And such innocence n simplicity in the words of the man who said "No hard feelings" . Epic 👍😻👍
Namaskar Dianne and Ray. Thank you for telling your story of your love for India 🇮🇳🕉️🇮🇳🕉️🕉️🕉️🕉️🙏🏻.
This man is so excited to be there! Wonderful!! Thank you for uploading