Born Again on the Mountain Quotes

“The real flight of this hawk is impending.

Still,this bird is yet to be tested for real.

Though I have leaped over the seas,

well,the entire sky is still remaining to fly.

And make sure that ,i am gonna do it with all my heart and all my soul.

#loveyoourlife #liveyourlife #hvFUN”
― Arunima Sinha, Born Again on the Mountain: a story of losing everything and finding it back

“Sometimes when you help someone else, you also end up helping yourself”
― Arunima Sinha, Born Again on the Mountain: a story of losing everything and finding it back

“Arunima, every time you feel that you won’t be able to move forward any more, just look back and think how far you have come and how little you have to go forward to achieve your goal!”
― Anurima Sinha, Born Again on the Mountain: How I Lost Everything and Found It Back

“Sometimes when you help someone else, you also end up helping yourself.”
― Anurima Sinha, Born Again on the Mountain: How I Lost Everything and Found It Back

“The mountain treats everyone equally. Only the truly committed pass the challenges that come one’s way here.”
― Anurima Sinha, Born Again on the Mountain: How I Lost Everything and Found It Back

“Indeed, a strong-willed person can overcome anything. Nothing can stop a truly determined soul. Bachendri Pal, who always pumped in fresh confidence in me, later told me: ‘Arunima, you are far better than them. In fact these people now seem to be suffering from a handicap, not you. I am proud of you.’ I”
― Anurima Sinha, Born Again on the Mountain: How I Lost Everything and Found It Back

“In your heart you have already climbed the Everest. Now you merely need to prove it to the world!”
― Anurima Sinha, Born Again on the Mountain: How I Lost Everything and Found It Back

“Probably rural people visit them thinking that they are usually a little distance from their busy villages and hence safe for such private calls. That then is what I see as a great paradox. Not wanting to be seen with one’s pants down in front of known faces is understandable. But what these simple folks probably don’t realize is that by sitting near the tracks, they are only exposing themselves to the world. Trains carry population”
― Anurima Sinha, Born Again on the Mountain: How I Lost Everything and Found It Back

“No matter how great a loss, time always heals the pain, even though the scars remain.”
― Arunima Sinha, Born Again on the Mountain: a story of losing everything and finding it back