Diary entry of Dharamshala
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crooning ‘Long Nights’ from the movie ‘Into the Wild’. The song and the movie invoked strong feelings; almost a nostalgic reminiscence of the few journeys I have undertaken in my thus far short life. The memories came rushing back; some of rolling on the floor in fits of laughter, others of the near grievous accidents that were avoided by the skin of my teeth. In almost all the trips I took, I made it a point to meet some of the local people and listen to the stories they had to tell of the place. The local legends, told on a cold winter’s night, would sometimes leave me amused and at others, just plain scared.
I vividly remember the day my mildly atheist views took a tumble and I tried to offer God outrageous bribes. Before you jump to conclusions, it is not an accident story. I was camping in Dharamshala. It was the month of November. Dharamshala, at that time of the year, is even more serene and beautiful than during the normal tourist season. The pine trees, the greenery, and the majestic mountains gave an ethereal feeling while you sit outside your tiny cozy cottage sipping a hot cup of tea