Sajit's Great Blogging Empire: Any unexplainable experience during the India road trip...?

Yes I did have one – and before you read this account, I must state that this post may not sound (and is possible not) very scientific or logical – The experience could be just how I felt “personally”. Use your own judgement please and do not accept my experience at face value.

The city of Jhansi took me by surprise during my India road trip. I had never expected that I will finally end of mentioning Jhansi as the city that left the strongest impression in my mind during road trip – and that too for some unexplainable phenomenon.

I had a magical experience at Jhansi. What I felt is that some unexplainable phenomenon here – considerably and suddenly increases the level of boldness in oneself (like 20X). I suddenly felt extremely fearless during the stay here and to a good extent I did carry it forward with me long after leaving the city too – but I could clearly feel the difference as well once leaving the city perimeters (as if I am crossing out of some magical perimeter). Really tough to explain the exact experience and I just used the word boldness to explain the feeling. The difference is so extreme and near sudden that I could clearly make the change in myself without any doubt. One can argue that presence of Jhansi ki Rani – Rani Lashmibai’s fort and her tales of “extreme bravery” and poems might be influencing factor – which I will not deny completely because all Indians have high respect for her. But I personally felt there is possible something else going on too which was the influencing factor. I am not sure if anyone else who visited Jhansi before has felt so – if so I will like to hear the same in the comments. Maybe a worthwhile place to visit for those who have just any kind of daunting fears or phobias…you may possible just never know what a Phobia is – for the rest of your life after a stay at this city for a few days. Yes you have to visit the Jhansi Fort and “please do hire” a tourist guide during your visit around the fort and listen carefully to the famous poem of Rani Lakshmi Bai as the tourist guide recites the same.

Before any of you pack your bags only for the reason that I have stated, I like to leave a disclaimer that it’s possible that the experience that I had may possibly be unique to me. But whatever it maybe – I am going back to visit the city of Jhansi for sure – and this time along with family. Surely it’s a city I highly recommend to visit for visiting Jhansi’s fort and to try out some sweets at the local sweet stalls. I am sure you will positively recall the visit to Jhansi for the rest of your life.