| sacred water in Anandpur Sahib |
The way you dress and the manners you display set up the respect they offer to you.
I remember entering into Hilton Hotel in Amritsa with a group of American travelers. The Americans were in front of me, and as they walked through the doors of the hotel, the door keeper offered them a profile of casual friendliness.
When he saw me, dressed in white and with my turban on, he put his his feet firmly together and saluted me as a soldier would salute a captain. He guided me to the front desk and gave a command to the receptionist to serve me first.
Here are some things considered unacceptable by the Indian society: