In late 2007, I got on a plane for New Delhi and said a temporary goodbye to my lovely life in San Francisco. Goodbye to friends, family, and my world of progressive nonprofit work in the U.S. This marks my fifth trip to India, but it is the first time I’ve arrived without a specific return date in mind.
What have I been up to? Hindi studies, travel, living in New Delhi, and a deeper exploration of the many challenges that India faces. Lately, though, it has been rewarding just to turn “India” the concept in my head into “India” my apartment, “India” my friends, and “India” … my morning commute.
I guess some things never change.
(Special thanks to Sabiha Basrai for designing this blog’s title graphic.)
Hi Sanjeev,
Took me a while to locate a way to find you! Hope you are doing well - I have a book to send if, if you are still interested. If so, contact me with an address where I can mail it to you. If not, take care and I wish you peace and health in your life.
Chris
By: Christina Ewing on January 23, 2008
at 2:01 pm
hi Sanjeev, welcome to india,
hope to see your revelations in your blog
vinay
By: Vinay on March 1, 2008
at 5:01 pm
Hi Sanjeev,
I am trying to find Franz Gastler. His email does not work on his website. Do you have his email?
By: Lavinia Gene Weissman on April 3, 2008
at 2:44 am
Hey Lavinia - just sent you an email. - sb
By: Sanjeev on April 3, 2008
at 9:29 am
Dear Sanjeev:
I had a wonderful three months this year exploring India! I enjoyed most every place I visited, but like yourself I was put out by the Kalighat temple. If you send me a message I’ll give you my brief account of my experience.
Ted Ulrich
By: Ted Ulrich on September 22, 2008
at 2:24 am
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