Some shots for you of Gajoli ashram this winter, which had numerous falls continuing through to March. It all looks quite pretty, but it has been bitterly cold. With each of the many snowstorms, city power (electricity) dropped out and as such our means of heating. Some of us were luckier as we had installed gas heaters.
Deep silence in deep snow

Looking east in the direction of Nepal

Purusha main meditation hall (dining hall on right)

Residential blocks, looking north-west in the direction of Tibet

Our mountain looking south; one of 3 mountains in the Asi-Ganga catchment comprising a triplet of sacred mountains

Old growth jungle to west of ashram heavy in snow (dhobi-laundry in foreground)

Icicles forming from snowmelt outside my room, looking north-east
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Andrew Lawson Kerr is a world peace professional, engaged in programs to create coherence in collective consciousness for the last 32 years in India, USA, Australia, Holland, and Switzerland. He has been a instructor of Transcendental Meditation since 1984 and has been active in programs to promote consciousness-based solutions for individual and social progress in education, government, and health care.