Gary S. Chapman

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The only thing that moved was the smoke curling up and around the sadhu as he looked, transfixed on something beyond the present, definitely beyond the lens focussed on him. When I asked his name I was told, “He no longer has a name. He has given up everything. He is an unknown wandering sadhu.”

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