Sergio Martínez Pose and Marina Bergamin

info@viajesomindia.com

0091 821 23 61 999 (land line)- 0091 988 06 35 369 (cell phone)

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In 2002, when our son Luca was 2 years old, we made our first trip to India, in order to dive deeper into the philosophy and practice of yoga.

It has been love at the first sight, with the country, the people and culture. Years after years, we spent months at a time in South India and the rest of the year in Galicia, Spain, sharing, each time, our new understandings and further practices.

In 2006, we dove in the unknown and join a new adventure: we sold all our belongings, left Spain and came to live in Mysore, therefore following the laws of our heart and making our dream turn true.

We've met exceptional persons in our daily steps, people with no status and a golden heart, thousand of smiles from the poorest and have been able to be in the presence of great masters:

Ramesh and the Advaita philosophy in Mumbai

Amma of Kerala, the hugging Mother giving unconditional love

Bhagavan and Amma Padmavati, their limitless grace in Andhra Pradesh and their devotees, in Mysore and Coorg

Shiva-Shakti, silent angel in Tiruvannamalai

Mathaji, a true Siddha path yogini, direct disciple of Bhagawan Nityananda, in her ashram of Mysore

Acharya Venkatesh, our teacher in so many ways through the science of yoga, in Mysore

And Masters who have now left their physical body and have, nonetheless, marked the spiritual world with an undying print:

Ramana Maharshi in Tiruvannamalai

Sri Aurobindo and Mother, Pondicherry and Auroville

Parahamsa Ramakrishna

Swami Muktananda, etc…

We now happily live in Mysore and organize the trips from here. These tours are meant to offer a bridge between Indian and western culture, in quite an important moment of change all over the world. Far form imposing, it is an exposition of different ways of thinking, an exploration into new views of acting, a different sight into reality and a path towards the flowering of the heart.

More than anything else, it is an enthusiastic attempt to share with the known and unknown, the young and eldest, the cup of so many tastes and colours that form India and have change us in the deepest core.

One day in a boat in Kerala

Our son in the Backwaters