Alone We Never Are: Returning to the Rhythm That Restores Us

Alone We Never Are by Manu Puri

I just published a new essay on Substack.

In June 1985, on my first night in an Army barracks at Fort Dix, I felt completely alone. A few minutes later I noticed a book in the garbage can at the foot of my bunk. It was the Bhagavad Gita. The loneliness didn't vanish, but it softened. I knew I wasn't alone.

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Manu

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