View from my window, Dec. 13, 2014 |
And while I was exhausted from my travels on the transcendental lecture circuit I realized that I had only one precious day left here, so after a quick breakfast of tea and tangerines I asked our team co-ordinator and VedaLife manager, to accompany me on a quick stroll through the downtown streets.
Ana Dukhnivska https://www.facebook.com/yaaammmi |
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Ana or Alakananda, as she is known at Vedalife, is the astute and enthusiastic co-ordinator of events at the local center in Kiev, versed in the technology and marketing of social media. Amiable, well-educated, and professional, she has been responsible for the success of our talks in many ways. She agreed to show me around a bit, and so we donned our down-filled jackets and sallied forth into the biting wind.
This is a grand old church on our way up the hill to the Olympic Stadium, not sure the name.
As we walked, we discussed the importance of education and talked about the possibility of a language and philosophical center for adult education, perhaps in an eco-village outside Kiev.
Just strolling along... |
Quiet Streets |
Sunday afternoon in Kiev, the streets are quiet. The sun comes and goes quickly here, and the light was fading fast.
We took a look at the Olympic stadium, built to house the international games...
Olympic Stadium |
...past a chic Italian restaurant....
An Old-fashioned Kiosk from the good old days |
...and paused to take a few tourist pictures at some of the uniquely European artifacts. This is an old-fashioned Kiosk announcing events at the local Opera House. And after a bit of exercise, it was time for our event at the Veda Life center. More on that in the next post.
Veda Life Yoga in Kiev, Ukaine: translator and computer genius Asutosh and Co-ordinator Ana Dukhnivska, and driver |
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