Its time to sleep. And Logar starts beating the drum again tonight.
May be he does it for mangla, the cow. But then there is no need for that. Or may be to warm himself up. It is cold. Or most probably and i feel this could be the reason, to keep Jacky, the panther away from the cows.
Its windy. Neem tree under which we sleep showers its old leaves on us all night. In the morning we went towards the field and started digging. The mud that we got was put into a copper plate and then was under the same tree. On it we placed a copper snake and twelve different coloured stones in the direction of the water.
Maharaj went to the temple on the mountain. I, and the guy whose dream is to mine a mountain started putting the clay in the direction of the planet’s movement. But they wobble. Even though the energy is needed to pour in them, the vital breath but we shall see tomorrow when maharaj will wake up. Night came and Logar started beating drums.
Next day we went around the circular home to find wood instead found two calves. They were extremely happy and ran like jumping deers.
It is quite now after people became high of singing too much. But once Jacky roared, whole ashram turned meditative and did not pray or talked about any other thing than Jacky’s roar and his never happened stories.
Finally, I changed my position of sleep. Now I can see the neem tree when I wish.
As of now wind is talking and neem is listening.
ROAD TO NARA 
Such a beautiful post.
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Thank you Raj.
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I used to take Neem herbal supplements for a few years. Neem has very good beneficial properties.
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Then what happened? You stopped?.
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I have been vegan for over thirty years. I take other powerful herbs too so I like to give my body a rest then go back to certain ones at certain times.
It is always good two wait a while when taking a combination of herbs because they build up within the body. There is nothing wrong with it, but I take quite a few and I am very healthy.
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Hello Latoya, it is great to know about your practices. Particularly Neem, and Turmeric.
They certainly are helpful but what i would like to know is if you have seen a Neem Tree ?
Yes, you sound very healthy Latoya
Narayan x
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No. I have never seen a Neem tree in person.
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Come to India. Travel. You would love to see and learn so much more about Ayurveda and Himalayan herbs.
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I know I would love to visit and explore. As you mentioned, Turmeric is another spice I have taken for years. I also love curry rice.
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Yes, of course Neem is one of the 5 Kalpa Vrikshas, of immense importance to nature and humankind. Thank you for writing.
Narayan x
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Yes, Neem is wonderful and very potent.
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You’re welcome. It was my pleasure to write to you.
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Beautifully written.
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Well received Gaia. Thank you so much for writing.
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Also you might find other posts under ancient studies useful.
Thank you again,
Narayan x
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I will explore, thank you.
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Gaia thank you. But let lead you to somewhere greatly away and higher in the highest Himalayas.
Yesterday i published last of the seven chapters on my time in the Great Karakoram Ranges on the Indo-Pakistan border, and i would like you to just feel how you see it amongst the tallest of Apricot and Walnut trees. I am certain you will be transported.
https://road-to-nara.com/2021/10/09/the-wait-of-baltistan-remembering-love-and-finding-lessons-while-teaching-in-the-border-village-of-turtuk-vi/
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Thank you very much for sending me the link, can’t wait to go and visit, will do so right now.
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Gaia, yes please whenever it calls you.
Wishes
Narayan
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Thank you Narayan
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Pleasure Gaia.
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Thank you again Gaia. Lovely to have you.
Narayan x
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