Bonjour and welcome to a special edition of midweek one with the lovely Darren Maine.

This is with a 198 edition of Tranquility DeJure.

I wanted to share and feature a couple of upcoming happenings that are right around the

corner in celebration of this new exciting season of fall.

And one is our seasonal Tranquilology teleclass.

That's happening Monday, September 20th, at 9 p.m. Eastern Time. And no worries if you

cannot join us live as it will be recorded and sent out to everyone who registers. And then

secondly is a new e-course that I've put together. It's four weeks focusing on mind, body, soul, and then a combo week. And it's called

the Tranquility Project. And I got the idea based on the fabulous book, The Happiness Project.

So it's exploring many, many tools of tranquility. And that launches September 22nd. All the scoop is in

the show notes. And many of you know, I am heading to India in

November with the lovely dear in Maine, who's been there quite a few times, and we are going to be

chatting all about the experience. Learn more at India Yoga Retreat.com. Welcome, Darren. Hi, Kimberly. So it's fun to have you back on the podcast. Is this your second or third time? I think the, I think this is a second time. Second time. So maybe I was just, I was on yours. So I'm thinking third. But yeah, so it's fun to have you back. And I'm so excited to chat about India. Very excited to be going there in just a few months. How many, how long have I been harassing you to go with me to India? At least two or three years. Yeah, yeah. So this will be so fun and I'm really excited. I can't wait to get a hot pink sorry. I'm sure you're going to be a big hit. So tell me a little bit. You know, a lot of people are asking, well, what will we be doing or what's India like? And I was like, oh, well, Darren knows everything.

He's gone many times.

So can you talk a little bit about the experience for Indian newbies?

Yeah.

Well, I will say this.

There's nothing I could say or write or photograph that could prepare somebody for India.

It is so big and so different that it's there's no way to prepare somebody.

I do my best, but it's just amazing.

From the minute you get off the airplane, the airport has a unique smell, not offensive, just unique.

It smells like India.

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