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J. Krishnamurthi
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Who Me, Poor?
Gayatri Jayaraman, an established journalist, talks about successful individuals trapped into expenses that account for an emerging class of the 'urban poor'. Through her ongoing research she delves through "Who me, poor?" Gayatri Jayaraman is a Mumbai based reporter, editor and writer, who is in the process of authoring two books. Her writing style is eccentric, pragmatic, and throws light on noteworthy ideas that are often invisible despite their colossal presence around us.
“When people say that they will not consider faith, and they will not consider religion or spirituality, I think it's a very elitist stance. because what you're essentially saying is, there is mind body spirit, you're saying, I will listen to your body, that is your somatic expressions, I will listen to your mind, which means the person essentially has to be articulate, an intellectual, but whatever spiritual insight, intuition, understanding or faith that you might have, I'm going to delete it, which means that your… that [part of you] becomes base, that becomes barbaric, that becomes uneducated, illiterate. And I find it essentially not just elitist, I find it also racist.” — On Raw, the podcast, Episode 3, Sanity By Tanmoy [Click image for link]
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