"There was no way that I could have told her in detail about my story that happened in Chabel, Boudha, Naxal, Ratna Park, etc, if she didn't have the faintest clue where Nepal, India or even Asia was."

Your anecdote is as disillusioned as your fanatic beliefs. Even if someone knows of Asia or India or Nepal, your reasoning is illogical. In order to dodge the main question you ramble on about some person who hasn't heard of Nepal. That does not mean they cannot understand english. We read news all the time about places we have never heard of.

In your story, the girl did not have any problems. It was you who was limited by your own limitations to tell her stories about Chabel, Boudha, Naxal or Ratna Park. You *assumed* that she would not understand, and you did not have the ability to explain to her. You have a limited mentality. You need to open your eyes.

Ok back to your story. What did you want to tell her about Chabel, Boudha that she would not understand without knowing about Asia, or India or Nepal? There is GAPING holes in your anecdote just like your belief.

If you are smart enough you can always educate someone or explain your thoughts, so stop trying to glamorize your experience if you don't have the ability to express it.