Pashi Kapur came to
live in Auroville with his family in early 1974. Since then, he has contributed
a great deal but his Auroville journey has not always been smooth. Here he
tells about the ‘adventure’ to which he has dedicated his life and which, in
spite of its ups and downs, he would not have missed for the world.
When Pashi was about ten years old, a swami came into the
lives of his family. He was to have a big influence upon the young boy's
development. “He guided my young mind towards the biographies of great people,
and towards the study of philosophy and religion. Under his guidance, I read
both the Bible and the Koran. In other words, he was a very unusual kind of
swami who introduced me to a way of thinking that was very different from the
orthodox, to something beyond conventional religion.”
Much later, when Pashi was married and had a family, he went
to a talk by J. Krishnamurti. He was impressed and thought about sending his
three children to the Rishi ...
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