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GABRIEL MORRIS: I recently took another train ride to visit Ajanta Caves, which consists of more than 30 massive caves carved out of sheer rock by Buddhists between 200 B.C. and 600 A.D. The walls are covered with statues and colourful murals depicting the life of the Buddha. |
Inside one of the Buddhist caves at Ajanta Caves
Riding in an Indian autorickshaw
Life's a beach, which sometimes means sunburned feet! Fortunately it's the tops and not the bottoms, but think I'll survive :) After yet another train ride south - 22 hours! - I've been spending time on idyllic OM Beach ~ named for the Hindu OM symbol ~ near the small village of Gokarna on the Arabian Sea in South-western India. Om Beach near Gokarna, on the Arabian Sea
Amazing views from Dolphin Point at Om Beach
Check out these camels on the beach in Gokarna. The people you'll see in this video are likely Indian pilgrims who travel to visit Gokarna's famous temple. Camels on the beach in India
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Biography
Gabriel Morris was born in Vancouver, Canada, raised in rural northern California and has also lived in Alaska, Hawaii, Oregon and Alberta. He is an admitted travel addict as well as outdoors enthusiast, cultural explorer and spiritual seeker with a B.A. in World Religions. He has travelled sporadically since the age of eighteen, and will undoubtedly continue to do so.
His next adventure, takes him to the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, India, Nepal and possibly elsewhere. He will be exploring tropical paradise in the Philippines, visiting with orangutans in Malaysia, participating in spiritual ceremonies in Bali, practicing yoga in India, and much more.
Download an e-copy of his published book Kundalini and the Art of Being
completely free, here: Gabriel Morris.com
