the missing link
Posted by rene on 02 Mar 2008 at 03:43 pm | Tagged as: ... ? ... , India 07 +
It does not have to be said. I am an atheist. Boring, nothing special. Actually.
But in the Indian Railways is already something special. In Indian Railways, therefore, in those in whom I have moved me. For two days, as compared with a ridiculous trip from Moscow to Siberia. and surprisingly different.
While I still remember the absolute alcohol consumption and the bustle of traveling Russians ten / twelve years, and while I had presented to me at least the same activity, gabs nix like.
Well, I remember, as russian grannies knit socks and sell for five days until the half train Omis wears socks. And as the middle of the night - the big deal was closed and at least two tons of melons from the train compartment was loaded, well, if the market wants ... - that was on the train to Uzbekistan
But not in India. Order reigns in the train from here, and people come over, who want to sell something, but actually the Indian Mitropa has everything under control. There is order to eat lunch and dinner. Coffee, tea and snacks always. And, as it should be in India, no trash. So, so I could get, out of the window. All that remains is so poor. (How do they do that actually in the class AC?)
This is it, the school of the nation. In fact, I've even let me talk about bad conscience, to leave the aluminum-plastic mixture in Madhya Pradesh - after that I was the only one who has used a garbage bag. From a German production, did not know whether the produce something here ... Well, the tourist has just outed.
And nochwas special. No, not the heat, I could write about it, but that's nothing special. Especially, however, the mixture of religions, was right next to each other. Muslims, who get at regular intervals, the compass and find Mecca, Hindus, I have not recognized in my vicinity and Christians, who make up a prayer to her bunk, before sleep begins. And take all considerate of each other, as is necessary to hold such a small space. Wonderfully.
Only one Prister, who spoke to me, could not believe it, that so many people in Germany are to be disbelieved. And I myself, indeed, to do nothing. At least at no soul, well, it's how I explain the best? So, I pushed myself, did not try to convince the priest of the power of the individual and of Darwinism - but regardless of the peace took the train. What I know for what punishment to disbelief in Christians today, is burning?
Now I like but the interfaith movement , which we accidentally stumbled on the way to Delhi freed.in conference - and right from the guru himself was welcomed ... but as I said, everything is gone well. And now I'm back in Trivandrum, two days, two nights, and then finally adding something ne shower.
