Absolutely nothing.

The deep personal connection you make between yourself and your believes are your own. Nobody understands this personal connectivity better than yourself. As long as you still respect others' faith and believes as much as they respect yours there is no harm in when and how many times you switch between faiths.

The underlying theme of any faith is to be a good human being. If you were someone who dared not to criticize, condemn or complain - and swore in the dealings of honesty and appreciation before your conversion and you still have those same qualities, then the consequences of conversion is nil.

I personally believe that a person's good character enriches society more than any religion will. It is difficult to understand this point of view when someone is desperate or has limited freedom to make changes. And sadly, the average Nepali does not see or understand the liberation of free and higher thinking.

Go on. Convert. Earn a degree. Pursue your ambitions. Achieve the unachievable. Volunteer at a homeless shelter. Give to charity. Appreciate others, and be nice. Who the hell cares about your religious conversion.

-JB