"Some go to India to find themselves. Some get lost."

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"It has to be here. India. Supposedly the most chaotic, mystical, insane place on the planet. Karma, fate, destiny, a million gods. Science would prove it was all crap. Science would rule. It always does."



Is your entire life course predetermined from the day you are born, meant to be? Or does every second, every thought, every single choice have the potential to change the future forever? One man goes to India to find the truth.



The Experiment: What would happen if you gave an Indian beggar $100US?



Deep within the shitting fields of Udaipur, infamous young scientist Ryan Cartell gives a one-armed beggar $100US and traces the path of fate wherever it leads. The chain of events that follows takes Ryan on an extraordinary journey across the ravages of India, and into the battleground of his own mind."



Wednesday, May 19, 2010

The Experiment

$100. US. What will the beggar do with it? Alcohol, food, women, cigarettes? He'd smelt the crisp US notes before I'd taken them from my wallet. Pupils dilated fractionally, small capillaries in his nose filling with blood.
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Monday, May 10, 2010

Chaos Theory

Small changes, big effects. Chasing the Indian Butterfly.

The beggar squats and strains. I flapped its wings. Now in motion.
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Monday, April 12, 2010

I sucked back on the warm, dirty bottle of Pepsi and killed another drunk mosquito.
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Thursday, March 25, 2010

gotta get the hang of eating with only one hand
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010

Bus rides

Why are the hindi movies on buses turned up so loud?
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Monday, March 22, 2010

Heading up to the mountains, the coolness of the tea plantations, the sight of green
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Saturday, March 20, 2010

When I die, float me down the Ganges, on fire.
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