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British writer Rajeev Balasubramanyam, whose latest Professor Chandra Follows his Bliss explores the nuances of New Age, from appropriation and infuriation to enlightenment. Photo: Mike Clarke
Hong Kong is ‘one of the unhappiest places I have been to’: British writer Rajeev Balasubramanyam
- Racism and anger sent the novelist down a path of self-destruction before a 10-day silent retreat changed the course of his life
- His latest book, Professor Chandra Follows his Bliss, explores the nuances of New Age and the spiritual search for happiness
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Updated: 2:34am, 14 Apr, 2019
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British writer Rajeev Balasubramanyam, whose latest Professor Chandra Follows his Bliss explores the nuances of New Age, from appropriation and infuriation to enlightenment. Photo: Mike Clarke
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