Self-development amid the temples in Cambodia

28 January 2012, 12:36 am

On a Cambodian trip that paired self-reflection with full-on sightseeing, the lesson turned out to be one of going with the flow I was on the top of Phnom Kulen, the most sacred mountain in Cambodia, in my cozzy in the pouring rain. I was teetering at the edge of the River of a Thousand Lingas, next to a wide waterfall, being splashed by a group of women pilgrims who were sitting in the holy ...... Read More »

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