- The rustic smell of earth and the arsenic laced air.
- A forlorn dog, looking for food.
- A businessman on the run with $1.7 billion.
- Three businessmen on the run with $3.5 billion
- Five bare foot toddlers running towards free food.
- An aged cobbler on the street fixing soles, while broken souls walk past him all day.
- Wires, wires and more wires.
- A large leafless tree ostracized by the birds and apologetic for not being able to provide shade.
- A cow rummaging through trash waiting for a plastic ban to take effect.
- A selfish crow with a large piece of bread in his beak with uncanny resemblance to Nirav Modi.
- A swanky couple exiting an Audi Q5 immersed on their iPhone X.
- An equally un-swanky doorman hoping to buy an iPhone X in his lifetime.
- A streetcar named desire parked on a street named despondence.
- An election poster on a wall that admonishes posters on the wall.
- A man blissfully taking a piss on the wall under a “do not urinate sign”.
- A mosque, a Syrian church and a Hindu temple on the same street.
- A run down shack, a gated apartment complex and a fancy bungalow on the same street.
- A corner shop with no corners to be found anywhere.
- A sign proclaiming “Lane Discipline” with no lanes on the road.
- A temple priest offering salvation while pelting stones at a stray dog.
- Street sounds creating a melodic symphony that resembles a dirge.
- A perfidious taxi driver ogling women passengers while massaging his crotch, with a sticker on the rear of his car that reads “This taxi respects all women”
- An auto rickshaw driver stopping in thick traffic to assist an old, visually impaired woman to cross the street.
- A big rig truck with “horny please” sign on the back
- A car with the sticker honestly proclaiming “Sometimes when we miss someone, we keep checking their profile…”
- A tempo (mini truck) with this sign painted on it’s back. “No one stays a virgin, life fucks everyone”
- A used sofa cum bed on sale.
Every day we get a chance to leave the city of our comfort and go into the wilderness of our intuition. We can't get there by bus, only by hard work and risk and by not quite knowing what we are doing, but what we will discover will be wonderful. We will discover ourself.
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Tuesday, March 06, 2018
Incredible India
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