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The poverty is a very polarizing thing, I found. There are beggars who are far worse in places like Tijuana or even Hartford, CT in the good old USA. Some people just freak at it and get overwhelmed. While it's never acceptable, others seem to see it differently.
I've often likened people's responses to the poverty in India to holding up a mirror to yourself. I wasn't sure how I'd react, spending most of my travel time in more "affluent" parts of the world in general. But I really got into the Indians and their diversity -- economic, social, religious, racial, etc.
The thing was for me, given how spiritually centered many Indians are, I could see many of them looking at Westerners with pity about how spiritually poor they (we) are -- the way that many Westerners might pity them for economic reasons. There is a matter of perspective, and it's easy for the economically affluent to judge others on single, narrow-minded terms.
I've often likened people's responses to the poverty in India to holding up a mirror to yourself. I wasn't sure how I'd react, spending most of my travel time in more "affluent" parts of the world in general. But I really got into the Indians and their diversity -- economic, social, religious, racial, etc.
The thing was for me, given how spiritually centered many Indians are, I could see many of them looking at Westerners with pity about how spiritually poor they (we) are -- the way that many Westerners might pity them for economic reasons. There is a matter of perspective, and it's easy for the economically affluent to judge others on single, narrow-minded terms.
