:28:00
You are my best friend...
:28:03
...my highest guru...
:28:06
...and my sovereign lord.
:28:12
And then I put a sweetened
wheat cake in her mouth.
:28:15
And I put a sweetened
wheat cake in his mouth.
:28:18
And with that, we were pronounced...
:28:21
...man and wife.
:28:25
We were both 13.
:28:39
It's beautiful.
:28:42
Even as a boy...
:28:44
...I thought so.
:28:47
Thank you.
:28:50
Trying to keep up with you
is like chasing a jackrabbit.
:28:54
You've come because you think
something is going to happen.
:28:59
Is it?
:29:01
Perhaps.
:29:03
I've come here to think about it.
:29:09
Do you remember much
of South Africa?
:29:11
Oh, yes. A great deal.
:29:16
I've travelled so far...
:29:18
...and thought so much.
:29:24
As you can see,
my city is a sea city.
:29:30
Always full of Hindus...
:29:32
...Muslims...
:29:34
...Sikhs, Jews, Persians.
:29:38
My family's sect was the Pranami.
:29:41
Hindu, of course.
:29:42
But in our temple,
the priest used to read...
:29:46
...from the Muslim Koran...
:29:48
...and the Hindu Gita,
moving from one to the other...
:29:51
...as if it mattered not
which book was read...
:29:54
...as long as God was worshipped.