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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
From my earliest days, I yearned to live a more meaningful, natural way of life. But where? A tipi in England? A hillside in Ireland? A yurt in Spain? A rainforest in India?
Joining the Krishna Consciousness movement in 1976 at the age of 16, inspired by Srila Prabhupada's vision of an ideal society. I travelled the world seeking ways to turn that vision into reality.
On that ever winding trail I encountered terrorists, wild beasts, a ghostly demon and faced so many other trials and tribulations. This is my story...
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Samba Das (Greg Van Clark)
In the mid 1970s, a 16 year old British teenager joins the fledgling Hari Krishna movement seeking a more simple way of life.
Thus begins a journey of discovery. As he travels from continent to continent, sometimes wandering along Himalayan trails, sometimes residing in monastic ashrams. He picks up skills, from cooking to carpentry. He works with architects and town planners to help create a spiritual city where he spends some time designing and building residences for international settlers!
These are the pioneering days of the international Hare Krishna movement where anything is possible!
