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“With no small amount of trepidation, we walked alone past a colony of black-faced monkeys we’d been told were extremely dangerous. We avoided eye contact and certainly didn’t take pictures. And dearly wished our old Sherpa bag-carrying matey was nearby. We visited Gandhi’s tomb. We saw saris being printed and hand-knotted carpets being fabricated and negotiated a decent price for a small hand-crafted rug of Mughal design that, as long as we keep the certificate of authenticity safe, should appreciated in value. We witnessed poverty beyond poverty, with ‘untouchablesâ€� so poor that they are actually outside the caste system, and who can’t even afford to live in the unsanitary slums described as 'unfit for human habitation.”
― Karl Wiggins, Wrong Planet - Searching for your Tribe

“Every sword that pricked us ignited our loyalty for one another”
― Amina Mughal, A Piece of My Heart

“The world they had built was accepted, and as they kept walking together the mountains moved in admiration”
― Amina Mughal, A Piece of My Heart