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Indra Sinha is a British writer known for his unique literary style and profound insights into social issues. His works often explore the relationship between humans and nature, as well as the impact of globalization on individuals and society.

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Famous Indra Sinha Quotes

“You're well enough looked after now' says Farouq. 'We are your friends. Don't we care about you? All this bitterness, it's in your own mind. To be accepted as a human being, you must behave like one. The more human you act, the more human you'll be.' He spoils the effect of this decent speech by adding with a smirk, 'Four-foot cunt.”

Friends

Book:Animal's People

Source: Animal's People

“Watching the slowly retreating figures of those old hunched women, I feel desolate because in the end we are condemned to lose everyone we love.”

Family Sadness Loneliness Retrospection

Book:Animal's People

Source: Animal's People

“What is the point of living? Everything I care about is gone, swept away in a day and a night. So fast does the world change.”

Change Sad Hopeless

Book:Animal's People

Source: Animal's People

“While we have life, we have the world.”

Life Hope Peace

Book:Animal's People

Source: Animal's People

“At the end of time when God judges us humans, I just hope He remembers to judge Himself as well.”

Humans Wells Ends Remember Judging End Times

Book:Animal's People

Source: Animal's People

“I was invited by a publisher to write the text for Tantra.[1] Having done some research, what fascinated me was the evidence that many 'tantric' ideas actually came to India from the Mediterranean. It is rather a dry read and debunks reports of orgies and sexual mischief – sorry to disappoint.”

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Author:Indra Sinha

“The Kama Sutra is neither exclusively a sex manual nor, as also commonly used art, a sacred or religious work. It is certainly not a tantric text. In opening with a discussion of the three aims of ancient Hindu life – dharma, artha and kama – Vatsyayana's purpose is to set kama, or enjoyment of the senses, in context. Thus dharma or virtuous living is the highest aim, artha, the amassing of wealth is next, and kama is the least of three.”

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Author:Indra Sinha

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Born: 1950
Known for: Writer
Quotes: 7

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