Braja Sorensen - Lost & Found in India

"Lost & Found in India, by Australian author Braja Sorensen, is the least pretentious diary of life in India I have ever read. Sorensen describes her adopted India with no analytical or spiritual pretenses: the book doesn't analyse India, it suffers and enjoys it. It is breezy, light, and descriptive, with funny meditations of a voluntary citizen of India." ~ Farrukh Dhondy, Author/Playwright

May 23, 2013

CHANT FOR PROTECTION

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