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Sandra Wagner-Wright
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Rama's Labyrinth: A Biographical Novel (Women of Determination and Courage)
Literature & Fiction
Author Insight
"I feel a fraud."
Rama was a mercurial person. One minute convinced of her decisions; the next in despair. One moment filled with joy that her prayers for a farm were answered; the next, filled with spiritual emptiness. As I wrote Rama's Labyrinth I continually asked myself what Rama truly wanted. A home? A family? Enough to eat? To rehabilitate child widows? Rama worked for all these goals and achieved them. But she still doesn't have what she seeks. Now she's at the annual Christian Lonauli Camp Meeting asking the same questions. She approaches Rev. Gregson. Can he answer her questions? Can she answer his?
Book Excerpt
Rama's Labyrinth: A Biographical Novel (Women of Determination and Courage)
Rama’s face felt hot. Seeker and reverend walked to a shady area that was visible yet private. Chairs and cushions were scattered on the ground as if someone had known they were coming.
“Reverend Gregson, I was baptized many years ago, but I realize I never found Christ. I’ve never felt the joy you speak of. I’ve never felt that passionate conviction. God shows me I’m as much a sinner as any Hindu. I feel a fraud.”
“Do you repent?”
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