And then there's the wheel of life, the 24 spokes, the blue wheel. And those colors have to be interpreted the way I have always understood them, without any color taking precedence over the other or being misconstrued. To me, India is my home, not because I was born there, because anybody who has traveled there will realize the country has the biggest heart. She is much more than the politics around her. She's much more than her diversity. She's much more than her civilization
I know that it has a history that is storied, and also, I think there's some story related to how it actually the work of Sarampur College and these missionaries, even though they are christian, it did actually end up shaping modern Hinduism. So it's kind of interesting when all of our cultures mix together and we find this beauty and harmony. And I think people like William Ward understood that. And I think, of course, Pritha, you understand that, too
Pritha Lal
@lifecoachPritha · 2:32
I believe that I am in the hotbed of the LDS culture, but then I will post sometime about how wonderful it has been to be open minded about it all. Just like you, I approach religion or faith with a very open mind, and then you find there is more we have in common than things that separate us. If you're interested in something related to this, and I still don't know your name, and I don't like calling you rooster, but that's okay