I took this photograph while in Mussoorie
The concept of khachri, is that of a community, where the singer or story teller sits under the tree, and the community gathers around and listens to the song / tale.
They eat, drink chai, talk amongst each other.
Thus the bond goes strong. With each other, and with the world we live in
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and by that the stories are passed on.
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They are.. And this is where the music shall begin..
That is our mission, Rajiv.
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It is… And this spirit is what i want to capture in the first.. The timelessness
Not long ago, I first encounter this tradition in one of Laurie R. King’s Mary Russell and Sherlock Holmes books. Even then I thought it would be a nice custom to have everywhere. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! These are good customs
It’s a beautiful image Rajiv-san. It’s difficult to explain, but something about this scene made me emotional.
Maybe, because it brings you back to something simple? In terms of simple pleasures?
Wow ! How nice it is , noone can feel alone then
Indeed not….
How I wish …
Oh.. don’t worry!
I think I fell in love with your blog. Like, immediately.
I really really like this one, you are so talented Rajiv. It would mean a lot if you could just check out my photography on my blog and leave your thoughts.
Keep on with shooting, you’re great at it.
Peace and love!
Thanks a lot. That means a lot! I shall check you out now. Your blog, I mean!