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Longing for a sense of belonging from "summary" of Shantaram by Gregory David Roberts

The ache of loneliness is a persistent shadow that lurks in the hearts of many, a silent plea for connection and understanding. It’s a hunger that gnaws at the soul, a yearning for a place where one can truly belong. In 'Shantaram', this longing is a central theme that reverberates through the lives of the characters, binding them together in a shared quest for a sense of home. Lin, the protagonist, is a man adrift in a sea of chaos and uncertainty, searching for something to anchor him in the tumult of life. His journey takes him from the bustling streets of Bombay to the remote villages of India, each step bringing him closer to the elusive sense of belonging he so desperately craves. Through his encounters with a diverse array of characters – from the hardened criminals of the underworld to the gentle souls of the slums – Lin discovers that the need for connection is universal. Each person he meets is grappling with their own demons, their own longing for a place to...
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    Shantaram

    Gregory David Roberts

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