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In print · 2016
Found by Love
by Rahil Patel
Patel was not a doubter at the edges of Hinduism. He was a priest inside one of its largest movements — fluent in the scriptures, kept for the platforms and the international tours, the example the organisation pointed to. By every measure it used, the life was working. This is his account of what arrived in the middle of it, and of what leaving cost.
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