Jane’s story offers a practical insight into the spiritual stages a person goes through in life.
In Hinduism, gratitude plays a central role: gratitude to the gods/nature, gratitude to the (fore)fathers, and gratitude to the seers, those who helped shape civilization.
While Jane once rejected her Hindustani roots, associating them with abuse, pain, and sorrow, she now embraces her true worth as a Hindustani woman.

Because she not only expresses but also deeply lives that threefold gratitude, Jane has transformed her inner anger, which manifested throughout her life, into love.
By refusing to think in boxes and choosing to remain open, Jane connects with the universe: the ultimate form of civilization.

Kanta Adhin, Chairwoman of the JNAN Adhin Institute and Columnist for Hindorama