泰戈尔说,旅客要在每个生人门口敲叩,才能敲到自己的家门,人要在外面到处漂流,最后才能走到最深的内殿。背着沉重的行囊,在一节又一节轰鸣的绿皮火车里辗转,在北印度的旅行,无论在时间和空间的坐标上都是漫长的,而这却远不及给灵魂带来的撞击。在这个梵天湿婆的国度里,自不敢言已摸索到最深的内殿,但却试图举起手恭谨地叩门。初到印度,你也许会hold不住。不 Tagore said travelers must knock at every living person’s door before they can knock on their own home. People wander outside and eventually reach the deepest inner hall. Carrying a heavy bag in the roar of green train again and again in the North India travel, both in time and space coordinates are long, but it is far less than the impact brought to the soul . In this country of Brahmin Shiva, I dare not say that the deepest inner hall has been groping, but I try to lift my hand and knock on the door respectfully. When you first arrive in India, you may not be able to hold it. Do not