I visited Nepal last year after 10 years. I met "Sane". He looked different. I could not help myself but to stretch my hand to him, and in return he kindly shook my hand. I am just amazed by his personality. I stared at him for sometime. For some reason I am just mesmerized by him. He is clean, courteous and confident. He was not like that when I lived in Nepal. He was messy. He usually wore dirty clothes and carried mucus in his nostrils. He was damai by cast and occupation. I am just staring at him, and trying to figure out why am I happy to see him. He was not my close friend. My eyes surveyed him to find a cross around his neck. I smiled and I said to myself that he is only damai by occupation now. I knew that the religion Christianity alone did not transform him. He was changed by the knowledge. I don't know his source of knowledge. It could be a church, self study or someone else. At that time I realized one thing if the knowledge has so much power, then why don't we teach them at our temples. Why don't we have Gita study session? The Bhagvad Gita is a source of knowledge if we dare to open it in our life time. The religion is not only about doing puja at the temples. The religion is supposed to teach you to lead a meaningful/happy life. lf you want to consider yourself a religious Hindu, be a a knowledgeable Hindu.