You Are Making Your Father's Tea

Bhen: I don't know that it's always easy to speak about faith. My parents, indian father, boccliny mother, came to te united states when i was two. We lived in a monastery greece for a wen because my father wanted to be in dialogue with christian theologians and leaders. The household i was raised in, my father believed in reaching out to the other understand the other. He created a thought institute that researched the condition of muslem minorities around the world. And maybe for me, a small part of what is in my d an a is how i was raised by my father.