Wednesday, March 30, 2011

Worldview Therapy

Hi 
let me introduce to you all a wonderful blog Worldview Therapy from a wonderful friend.  Ingela born Norwegian or should I say half Norwegian and half American - is an Indian in spirit :-) I strongly believe she would have been an Indian in her previous birth. She always has one foot in that part of the world and I think the heart is always there. Interested from Dalai lama to bollywood movies (knows better than me all the gossips doing the rounds ), a total vegan who can cook Dhal Makhani and Paneer sabji as easily as she can bake focaccia bread and chocolate chip cookies :-) , reflective, intelligent and  compassionate person that she is, started her blog Worldview Therapy  and the tagline goes – the best cure for bad feelings …. which says it all. Her latest article on Tidiness is a must read. So visit and follow her at worldviewtherapy.blogspot.com and I am sure you will not be disappointed.  
With Ingela around one can always get freshly made smoothies and Focaccia's :-)


7 comments:

  1. I just got back from a dinner and would love the juice in the first picture and a slice of the focaccia bread for snack tomorrow. OK. Toodle doo, I am off to bed.

    My3

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  2. Hey, you are making me shy :-) Thank you, Shanthi, for that introduction. My little blog is quite simple and was originally meant for my friends spread around the world. I am very impressed with the blogging circle you belong to, Shanthi - so many wonderful women shaping and spreading ideas and beauty. I am proud to have you here in Norway - you are the best advertisement Norway could get! Big hug and have a great day!

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  3. Hi shanthi,
    Congratulations and welcome to the blogging world. From now on we will be able to know a lot more about Norway than we originally did.

    The homes, the culture, the stores, the local markets, the people, nature, you have a lots to write about.

    Also if any of us were to visit Norway how should we plan it... what are the best places to visit, stay, eat etc etc.

    Vinita

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  4. Oh yummm! Now I know what to make for dinner(big fan of homemade focaccia). Will go check out her blog pronto! :)

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  5. Yummmm! Such a lovely introduction, off to check out her blog now!

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  6. @My3 - Hey you always have nice words to say. Yes isn't that yummy yumm.
    @Vinita - Hi thank you for stopping by home Shanthi home. Hopefully in my blog I will be able to show this part of the world from my perspective. Thanks for suggesting some areas I can throw light upon. As in any european country things are pretty much organised. The fjords and mountains are a must see things. Travelling upto the North cape and experiencing the midnight sun and northern lights is another experience. Norway is so so beautiful that just about a 10 minutes drive will land you in scenic places from any point. If you are planning to come sometime soon - send me a mail and I can help you plan in detail. Else I am always reachable at home Shanthi home :-)
    May be I should do an elaborate post on how to travel to Norway sometime in the near future:-)
    @GB - Isn't that Yummy. So how did your dinner go :-)
    @Meera - Yes Meera - Ingela is a very reflective person and I think her posts are going to be something to read on...

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  7. Just checked out Ingelas blog and it was a interesting read. Really liked it. Th esmoothie looks like something I could just finish off (all of it) and feel great for being so healthy ;-).

    And its great to tell more about Norway! Looking forward to more posts. :)Your friend Prasantha

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