It was the first time I managed to visit various temples in Delhi. They usually start with the Prabhupada Marathon already in mid Nov, and during Kartik many devotees spend time in Vrindavan, so it has always been difficult to find a date to visit. One of the senior brahmacaris who I met at the ILS in Mayapur coordinated programs for me at several temples while I was staying with devotees near the temple in Dwarka - a suburb of Delhi. Some of the highlights were my visit to Rohini temple where we had a well attended and appreciated evening program on the topic of deepening our relationship with the holy name, and my visit to the big main temple in East of Kailash where I was invited to give the morning class on Narottama Das Thakur's disappearance.
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After spending a week in Cologne/Germany, offering a couple of programs and winding up my time in Europe, I embarked on my tour around India with the first stop being the temple in Seshadripuram/Bangalore. Being located on a plateau in South India - 900 meters above sea level - Bangalore has a very nice climate and is moderate even during the hot time of the year, with around 30 degrees during the day, always a fresh breeze blowing and cool at night.
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