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So, while not scientific, you can state what is interesting about you , for example - Yoga, Sastras, veda or the Hinduism related area and at what stae you are in them. Next, what is the common base you think should be the basis for establishing a conversation and are you mature enough to take the writing not at face value, rather a chat with a family member.
What aspect of South Indian life and culture - food, dress, jewells, marriage tradition... that you find facinating and why.
See, a cow that wants to grace goes where it can find, so also to establish a friendship with other cousins you need some starting point. May be it may not the best point, but the ball rolls.
It is ver difficult for strangers to trust outsiders though we are all materan cousins- mtohers dna mcrocondiras never changed for the past 7000 generations according to study.
Best of luck, two rupees woth of my thought.

<blockquote data-quote="Mani_Chennai" data-source="post: 463936" data-attributes="member: 96637">So, while not scientific, you can state what is interesting about you , for example - Yoga, Sastras, veda or the Hinduism related area and at what stae you are in them. Next, what is the common base you think should be the basis for establishing a conversation and are you mature enough to take the writing not at face value, rather a chat with a family member. What aspect of South Indian life and culture - food, dress, jewells, marriage tradition... that you find facinating and why.See, a cow that wants to grace goes where it can find, so also to establish a friendship with other cousins you need some starting point. May be it may not the best point, but the ball rolls.It is ver difficult for strangers to trust outsiders though we are all materan cousins- mtohers dna mcrocondiras never changed for the past 7000 generations according to study.Best of luck, two rupees woth of my thought.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mani_Chennai, post: 463936, member: 96637"] So, while not scientific, you can state what is interesting about you , for example - Yoga, Sastras, veda or the Hinduism related area and at what stae you are in them. Next, what is the common base you think should be the basis for establishing a conversation and are you mature enough to take the writing not at face value, rather a chat with a family member. What aspect of South Indian life and culture - food, dress, jewells, marriage tradition... that you find facinating and why. See, a cow that wants to grace goes where it can find, so also to establish a friendship with other cousins you need some starting point. May be it may not the best point, but the ball rolls. It is ver difficult for strangers to trust outsiders though we are all materan cousins- mtohers dna mcrocondiras never changed for the past 7000 generations according to study. Best of luck, two rupees woth of my thought. [/QUOTE]

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