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Secrets of Ishbar
Index
PART I: Snow in Srinagar 
Exile
Reaching Srinagar
The city of fame
Rainy afternoon in ...
Up the Sindh river in a doonga
Snow in Srinagar
Chilai Kalan
Crossing the Vitasta
Journey into the Himalayas
Ishbar evenings
Pony ride in the Liddar valley
Views of Haramukh
My father in Hawaii
PART II: Ten Thousand Years of Solitude 
The Fire in the Waters
Records of our lives
Threads
Ask Krishna
The Conductor of the dead
A Wounded bird
The riddle of Isha
Patanjali's song
The hidden path up the hill
Inner Sarasvati
Naming things
On high desert
A small beginning
Uncovering
Seeking answers
Nachiketa's dual
Quantum implications
Chance and necessity
A Boy and his dog

 

THE SECRETS OF ISHBAR


Views of Harmukh

There are many views of Haramukh:
every point in Kashmir
shows a different face. 

We went to Wangat
near the ruins of the ancient temple
we camped in the clump of walnut trees,
by a babbling brook,
and readied for the mile-high climb. 

Before the morning mist had melted
we took the vertical sheep track
around wild rose and fern
resting at each step
until hours later we came by the birch trees.
At the end of the climb
Haramukh rose to the left
dressed in ice
and we marched to the Gangabal lake
pilgrimage to forefathers.

The Secrets of Ishbar

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