CURRENT MISSION

To find my mission!!!

ABOUT ME

I've recently returned frome five months travels where I got to meet some absolutely amazing people through couchsurfing. Unfortunately I am not able to offer a couch atm but would love to meet fellow/current travellers either online or in person. Maybe I can help you to get to know Auz a bit better?!
I live about 40mins (by train) south of sydney but am also happy to trvel into the city.

PHILOSOPHY

Happiness is our own creation.
In order to experience real Happiness we must learn how to cultivate peace, harmony and tranquility within ourselves.
'How can we expect to achieve world peace without inner peace?' Dali Lama

Why I’m on Couchsurfing

HOW I PARTICIPATE IN COUCHSURFING

Not able to offer a couch at the moment but happy to answer travel questions that people may have about Australia or other places I've visited.

COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE

My first couchsurfing experience was with Kavita Ray and her husband Surajit in Delhi. They were so hospitable and we had an amazing time together. I could not have asked for a a warmer welcome to India! I then had the privilege of staying with Vipin and Pushpa in Jodpher which was also amazing. Also got to meet other great cs people through the desert festival meet organised by Vipin and the spontanious cs party we had at Kavita's.

Interests

Yoga, meditation, long and short walks, getting out into nature, art, seeing live music, sampling different cuisines, socialising

• arts
• festivals
• yoga
• meditation
• partying
• traveling
• music
• live music
• mountains

Music, Movies, and Books

Currently reading the 'Celestine Prophecy' as well as Swami Ramas 'Art of Joyful Living' and the India Lonely Planet
I enjoy a range of Movies and Music

One Amazing Thing I’ve Done

The drive up the mountains to visit the temple near Rishikesh was just amazing. The energy of the Himamlayas is so powerful, the mountains seemed to be glowing.

Teach, Learn, Share

What can I teach you??...
I have found that when traveling and in life in general, often slowing down and allowing things to happen, rather than using force, is the best and most enjoyable option :)