India: Passport to Love (Hardbound - 1999)

This book is the visible aspect of an inside and outside journey, a spiritual search that caused transcendental changes in the author.

Written with the heart more than with the intellect, it contains the story of personal experiences in the millenary India: ancestral habits and beliefs, anecdotes with peculiar personages, miracles of saint and wise Gurus and mystic experiences in the Himalayas.

It is addressed to every one who is interested in India as a Country: Culture, Philosophy, History, Anthropology, Mysticism. To the ones who know how to embellish and enrich their lives and the other’s with the arts and the sciences. To travellers who like enjoying different experiences, to spiritual seekers, and in a special way, to dreamers who, like the author, are convinced that every Human Being, no matter the creed or race constitute a sole and Great Family.

“...trapping more than interesting. Of vivid and intimate style. Honest story that collects the true spirit and genius of the Indian Culture, in a lucid and diaphanous style.”

— Mr. Majid Padar

Cultural Attache of the Embassy of India

We considered that the story is very interesting and of an easy reading.

— Vergara, Editor
“It is the sweetest book which I’ve read in my whole life, and it shows a great love towards my country and its people.”

— Dr. (Hindu) Domar Sing Madariya

“... The author of “India: Passport to Love” has lived this country intensely, “from its millenary philosophy to its natural and human scenery”, and she has consubstantiated with the spirit of its inhabitants. In consequence, through the story — narration of her itinerary, her pilgrimage to the Yoga Ashrams and the depths of her being — the readers will find out the Passport to move themselves from the place they live to a different personal experience in the East: “the Once Thousand and One Night Places, the Spiritual Masters of great wisdom and holiness, the sullen hermits of the Himalayas, and also to the faults that accompany misery, over-population, hunger and religious intolerance.”

— Mrs. Laura Castellano, Coordinator of the “Dulce Palabra” Writing Workshop

Lively narration that leads the reader to visit the fascinating country of India, as well as to get to know and love its writer for her simplicity, spiritual warmth and deep sensitivity.
— Mrs. Diana Clifford (Nessie), English Professor

Daughter of Italian Immigrants, Delia Lucía Lambertucci Panisseni was born in Marcos Juárez (Córdoba Province). Since 1985, she shared school teaching with the Yoga Workshops, as a Professor of this “Sacred Science of Life”. Some years later, she obtained the Master (Yogacharini) and from 1992 to the present, she has devoted herself to the training of Yoga Instructors and Professors in her Yoga School. In 1993 and 1994, she carried out two journeys to India for more than five months, with whose personal experiences and impressions she prepared this book.