Peepal Baba

I may not be that expressive.

I don't have that strength and that courage to go out in the society and tell people on the face.

But he is, whatever he says is making sense.

That was it.

And so parents, grandparents, teachers, I'm very lucky, the ecosystem, army life, and then finally Acharya Rajneesh.

I think that sealed my fate.

So as I've always believed the first 20 years of your life decide the next 60.

So the first 20 years were damned for me.

And then I couldn't escape.

It was all set for me.

And of course, the forest taught me, the trees taught me, the birds taught me.

Forest teachers do a lot of things.

You know, and when you go out on the highways, you think, you know, you carry a lot of things from your school and college and your books and your libraries and what your parents give you.

But the more you travel, the more you get educated.

You know, every 50 kilometers, the cuisine changes, the culture changes, the costume changes, language changes, the dialect changes.

And

It was beautiful.

So the more I traveled, and why did I travel?

Because some power, some energy was taking me around planting trees.

And honestly, I never had a plan.