00:00I'm Benjamin Viadi and I walked from Switzerland to India.
00:05People started calling me Walking Baba but what started off as a walk ended up a search for
00:11India's spiritual roots. Come walk with me at Himalayan Echoes in Nenital, October 30th to 31st.
00:21So in Himalayan Echoes' 11th edition, India, Nepal, Bhutan, Switzerland, France, Russia
00:30people will come to Nenital, 31st and 31st.
00:36These countries have a similar to them that they are all in the mountains of Nenital.
00:46We want to hear from them that they are all in Nenital and Uttarakhand.
00:52We want to hear from this festival and the mountains of the world.
00:59We want to hear from the climate change that we are facing today.
01:02We want to share knowledge with each other and share the knowledge of the country.
01:11We want to hear from them that we can implement and implement them.
01:14we can see that the conditions of the mountains are even bigger.
01:18In this time, there is a lot of mythology.
01:25Amish Tipathi and Sunita Panth Panthal are
01:27and Paro Anand, which has made the Ramayan series.
01:31Amish Tipathi will also talk about Shiva Trayology.
01:33They will also talk about their new book,
01:35and the first time they have written it.
01:39And Sunita Panth Panthal
01:41has written a very beautiful book,
01:43Kindness and Everyday Gita.
01:46So these sessions will be very interesting.
01:49In the Himalayan horror story,
01:53Satyajit Sarna is a new author.
01:55They will give you a book.
01:57Rishi Amatya has written a fiction from Patan Square.
02:01Chador Wangmo is a children's author,
02:04who is coming from Bhutan, especially in Nepal.
02:06They have written 30 books.
02:07They will talk about the book tales.
