Any specific religion doesn’t give you happiness, joy or anything. Ya, Nepali can be bitter, negative and unappreciated but it has nothing to do with religion. It is more of cultural thing, we have never been taught to say thank you if you are thankful to anyone. We are poor, sometimes we are angry, unhappy and unappreciated. But if you think, Jesus, Allah or any other religion can change the attitude, it is completely wrong. Changing attitude is something different than what religion you believe. First ask you parents, whom they believe or at least your grandparents. Even if, you believe in Jesus, I think you grand parents believe in Hindu. I never believe in religion, I believe as a part of culture and we have to respect our culture where we were born, how we were grown up throwing all jealousness, anger and unappriciativeness. If someone born in Nepal, by birth he is Hindu whether he likes or not and if someone born in USA, he will be a Christian. If someone born in Pakisthan, he will be Muslim, it is nothing to do with that guy, it is a culture where he is born. So don't blame religion, blame to the people who guide the religion and to the people who blindly belive in religion. So, religion is a cultural thing where we need to throw wrong thing and preserve right thing with for happiness, joy or for good for human kind.

“Religion has bounded the world for a long time, search for something that will bound the world for coming generations” I read somewhere in social sciences Masters Degree classes though I am an engineering student. Any way, you can believe in Jesus or any god but coming to USA and giving lecture is easy than staying in Nepal and fighting for existence or at least for decent life doesn’t have any relationship with religion. It is a part of culture and we need to change the culture that will obstruct our happiness, joy or unappriciateness. With or without religion, Japanese are happy with what they have or even Koreans with Buddhism are happy. So my friend if you get happiness from Jesus, that is really good for you and any fellow Nepali who got happiness is good for another Nepali but we are brave, sometimes proudly, sometime foolish and sometime unappreciated but it is nothing with religion.