After my amazing experience at The Yoga House for the last few months, I thought that a beautiful way to end my first Indian trip would be to see the Taj Mahal. Once again, my Indian manifestation skills worked wonders to my never-fading surprise... as I was about to go by train on my own, I reached out to my friend Ekta whom I wanted to see while in Delhi. Next thing I knew, she'd been wanting to go to the Taj herself and I was on the road with her and 2 of her friends... The Taj Mahal was as beautiful in reality as you can imagine, despite the crowd, the heat, the dirt... A true universal symbol of love, built by Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his third and favorite wife Mumtaz Mahal. As much as I loved it, it made me realized that nothing man-made moves and touches me as much as nature, a starry night or a bright blue sky full of big fluffy white clouds.... 
The last 6 months brought me closer to myself and made me realize our true nature that is one with nature itself... It made me feel lucky beyond measures, tought me so much about the power of intentions, allowed me to bump into so many long-lost friends (or so it felt),  confirmed everything I thought about trusting the higher power to guide me in the right direction (even when I have no idea of where I'm going), it taught me to be alone and fine with it, deepened my awe regarding Indian Yogic philosophy and Ayurveda, helped me conquer some of my fears, allowed me to let go of material needs a little more, to feel a little deeper, to appreciate and show gratitude to whatever comes my way.... 
I feel ready for my new adventures back to the other side of the world: Nutrition and Holistic Cooking 3 months-course here I come, live from Montreal/NYC!