Well, it's finally here, I'm really doing this!! I'm so excited and yet scared of what I don't know about India. I've done plenty of researching, but I know that nothing can prepare me for what I'm about to experience. I've felt within me, what I would call, the start of a change. I can feel that some parts of who I am will be awakened in India, namely my spiritual side. Two of the main religions in India are Hinduism and Buddhism, and I have a book of the principles of the Buddhist religion, and one of the main Hinduism texts, the Bhagvad Gita, which I will be studying on the 30 hour trip I'm about to take so I can familiarize myself with what they base everything they do.

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, Bangalore , India

I've been in Chennai for about 4 days now, and it has been so amazing!!! I got off the plane to be greeted by a Gapguru representative that drove me to my homestay. I use 'drove' lightly, because this is definitely an interesting experience. If you've ever checked out Chennai driving on You Tube, you'll have a slight idea, but, WOW, I can't believe people actually make it to their destination in one piece! The driver was telling me that the road sizes have not changed at all, and they add 15 - 30 cars a day to the road! There are really no lane markers, so it's pure organised chaos in every sense of those words, quite amazing actually.

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, Bangalore , India