One of my friends was making a very interesting observation about Nepal. He was saying that it is easy to be a gentleman in America where the system runs so smoothly. You can afford to be neat, clean and gentle and polite, because, at the end of the day, the system works. It will extend towards you.
In Nepal, if you want the system to work, you have to bend it towards you. The system does not automatically extend towards you. It needs to be "helped." You need the power to bend the system, through source and force to twist it in your favor.
Nepal's system is like an out of control bull. If you can't get on top of it and ride it, then get away from it because otherwise the bull will run over you. Someone who is too gentle and can't rough and tough in the system will get over ridden by the system.

Any thoughts?