Bharuch

So a man who's lived long enough, who has achieved everything any man can achieve, he tells us, "Even eating is because God allowed me." And then towards the end, he says, "Remember your Creator in the days of your youth." When you are young, know God.

Some years ago, I was preaching in, in, in, in, in, in a city called Bharuch in Gujarat.

There was a huge gathering of young people, and after I finished preaching, I went praying for people.

Uh, maybe 200, 100, 150, 200 young people, and there were some old people.

It's very interesting because this doesn't follow the typical Parsi convention when it comes to last names, which is also quite Gujarati.

It's usually a title, Patel, Munshi, or it refers to the place the person comes from, Bharucha.

They're from Bharuch in Gujarat, or Poonawala, or Tarapurwala.

or trade.

But our lives are still affected by geography, and that makes this book more relevant.

And it's the same ports that you mentioned throughout, the same ports, global and Indian, which are still there more or less, you know? Cambay, Sopara, Bharuch, uh, Hormuz, Eden.

Yeah.

All these, it's the same.

Yeah, because you see what happens is, for example, I'll give you a good example of the western coast and the eastern coast, right?

Hmm.

So western coast, if you see, ports like Surat, Bharuch-

Hmm