During my experience in Nepal, I had the opportunity to meet Charlie, an Irish boy who took root in Kathmandu. He has lived in the Nepalese capital for about ten years and during my return to this country, I was a guest at his home for a couple of days, now in the Himalayan mountains. Here he has a humble home, four cows, a lot of lands to cultivate, and even some puppy dogs.
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Charlie is first and foremost a friend, as well as a person who was very important to the guys of Human Traction. His small bubble, his temple, was an opportunity to tackle together important issues of life and the crossroads that brought him there.
A Baba is not just a character to be photographed among the temples of Kathmandu, nor is he a stoner who smokes chillum from morning to night.
No, the world of baba is very different, with Charlie we will discover a small part of it.