So, she had this vision of returning to Ladakh. When she first mentioned it to me, I said, "Can I come too?

" But then later she was like, "I didn't think you were serious. I'm going alone," you know, she had that idea, and I just wanted to be with her more than anything else.

I really came to Dar and came to Ladakh because of Caitlyn, because she was coming, really not knowing how it was going to work, how it was possibly going to happen.

I knew I wanted so much to come to a place. Y-y-come on.

One, two. Yeah, yeah, two. Oh, cheer. Oh, it's good throw, good throw. Sing, sing for the work and sing for you know, for for the encouragement and and the joy of the days.

That's also so important in what happens in this village all the time, our voices and other people's voices, you know, sort of all mixed together on the southern side in the snow.

Uh-huh. Coming down from high look like fo.

Oh, coming. Hey, thank you so much for fire. Feels so good.

Is it easy to find water, bring water? Oh, yeah. Chocolate drink. So grateful that this traveled with us.

Mhm. So special. So far traveled from your home in what jungle place? Beautiful one. Mhm. To us in America, to Ladakh, do magical beans.

I love life in the village, and I love the ducky tea, and also I crave the hot chocolate sometimes.

I just want to drink hot chocolate. Uh-huh. Yeah, they actually don't oh don't too oh beautiful Kaku. I feel like something that I've experienced a lot in my life in America is just so much abundance.

There's so many things, who even knows what all, but so much is available all the time to the point where people just like just like take it and don't even think about it.

You could just drink the chocolate and then it's gone. Um, but instead to to be here with it and uh, you know, really savor it and treasure it feels really good.

Also, we have this much right now that, you know, that's how much we can have now.

It makes it feel precious. And so to drink each cup of it and know each time we give it to the pot like, all right, there won't be more.

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We didn't go any further. We didn't go anywhere else because it felt so good to be here.

And so I feel like, yes, we chose Tar, and also no, we didn't choose anything.

And yes, we were we were chosen by this place and and also that was only because because we came here with the longing to be chosen by somewhere.

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What the sounds of this village and the silences of this village give to us is probably indescribable.

But you could say that it's a sense of peace, a sense of space, I would say, and sort of rich, like rich soil, like rich ground for for love and appreciation to grow in like that for l fore foree fore for foree for fore fore spee speech speech speech fore for spee foree foree for foreign speech speee fore foreign speee fore speee fore for spee fore foreign spee foreign speech foreign speech wow, that whole cliff wall is dry actually.

Oh my goodness. I'm so glad he got new stovepipe. Mhm. It's been so smoky in our kitchen.

And looks like a new base for one of the bukhari's. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I think so. Okay. Yeah. Gosh, no, I can't do that to you. Yeah, yeah. I'll just put them in the sun.

It'll be fine. Put them in the sun. Hey, it's okay. Thank you so much. Thank you. Yeah.

Thank you. Oh, yeah. Great one. You remember this place, Abel? Remember coming here in the springtime?

I remember walking through the whole field of it, asking a Seong what it was. I remember that. This sort of wonder thinking about how life could be around around these cliffs and huge valleys.

And I wondered what a balance looked like between people and their land.

I had never seen it. I had never seen it before we came here, you know? And now I've almost forgotten the feeling of of doubt, you know, of hopelessness.

Mhm. Feeling it's so possible here. That is that matters so much these last years, knowing that it can be, you know, that people can live together that way.

I think before it was a an idea. It was like a an imagining, you know, a dream.

Yeah, for me too. And this place did feel like walking into a dream. This valley still does. Long gateway. Dream gateway. Yeah, I feel that.

I remember the day we were harvesting our our potatoes. You just being like, yes, finally, we're doing our work. We planted this and we're harvesting it, and we're going to eat it.

I remember that. Yes. Thank you. Thank you for doing that with me. Thank you for coming here and doing so many other people's work for a while, you know, for a time.

You know, I remember when I tried to convince you to stay in Maine and not go, and we didn't know how our lives would change.

No, we had no idea. But I knew, I knew I needed to come here.

I knew it as clearly as I've ever known anything. I don't understand that knowing.

I could see that in you, but we had no idea. We had no idea what would come coming here. Yeah.

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