" Nepal has 48 hours " Chamki said a few days ago.
I think, that may be true. Time seems to slow down so more can fit into one day without ever feeling over stretched. Like today:
Readings for Michiko and Bhavna.
Big lunch.
Rubina and Girendra are over.
More readings.
So many photos.
An evening sessions of chats and cards.
Packing.
all in a day.
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dont u wish there were some more hours in a day esp when we want those xtra hours(2 sleep if nothin else).
its true what you say about the 48 hours a day in nepal. its that unpressured feeling of "there will be time" that alfred prufrock talks about. its easy and flowing. and it never ends. with that assurance, creating comes freely, writing flows, ease seems natural.
but its funny you should associate that with nepal. i associate that with you. the ease. the free flow of energy without feeling over worked or hyper. the 48-hour-day state of mind.the effortless creation. i thought you carried it with you!
its only now that i can associate it also with nepal. for me it was always you.
is, too.
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