Neuli Cried    

         in the  

      Himalayas   

                                               Throughout winter, as you walk up    and down the Himalayan mountains    in Nepal, you will contineously    hear,“neul…neul.…neul,” in a far    away distance.  This is the sound of    Neuli birds’ singing.  Destined- never  to trust humans, they sing, hidden    in trees.                                                                  

                                                             In the silence of mountain      lands, as you hear them sing, neul…  ..neul…neul------.  Slowly, your life    will begin deepening into higher    realm of spirituality, towards the    ultimate destiny of your journey!                                                          

                                                              Growing up in a small        mountain village, I was proned to    have this privilage to hear Neuli    birlds’ sing. Living in a world - far    away from - modern technologies,    year after year, while Neuli birds    returned to our village and sang-my    soul was not only deepened into life,  but, was inspired forever!                                                                  

                                                     Neuli are the same birds that    have given us the ultimate strength    to heal ourselves in the harsh grind    of mountain life, always reminding us  to sing our own songs no matter    where we are in life.                                                               

                                                      For thousands of year, while    many travellers have walked up and    down our village mountains, these    Neuli birds have also inspired them    forever - towards better purpose of    life, to bring harmony towards    humanity.                                                                                   

                                                                                                     Human life, filled of love,    dignity, sorrows and happiness -    Neuli birds have taught us to be    happy with whatever we are given      in life and to understand that in all    circumstances our spirits will be    healed in time through our own    positive thoughts.                                                                                                              

        Praise For             

        Neuli Cried                  in the        

       Himalayas   

 “It’s the beauty that Khakendra sees        everywhere, despite his trials, that makes    his book such fascinating reading. Each    adventure is detailed, and a different    America, one seen from the eyes of a    complete stranger, opens before the     reader.”                                                  Jay Olson / Journalist The Capitola Post     

 “Neuli Cried in the Himalayas is a compelling    story of a man in search of golden    companionship with rest of the mankind. He    consistently meditates his belief of good    humanity. His ability to record fascinating    glimpses of existence reminds us of our    own.  This story is perhaps one that is    unforgettable and strikes truth in our    awareness.”   Buffalo Ink / Graphic Designer 

 “There maybe hundreds of book written about  Nepal, but the memoir, Neuli Cried in the    Himalayas, is a real, heart-felt, motivating    and fascinating, never told stories of the   villagers which are honestly presented to us as  gift, by the author, a villager himself.” Kistina Sung / USC Professor

 “Once I started to read, Neuli Cried in the    Himalayas, I couldn’t stop reading it.  The    more I read the more I smiled.  It gave me    more confidence about my own dream.”  Larry Nicolson / Giver

 “Neuli cried in the Himalayas is a sincerely    written uplifting book, filled with passion,    love, respect and morals.  It teaches us how    to live life in a very positive way.”      Susan Nashville / Makeup Artist

 “Neuli Cried in the Himalayas is truly a          testimony to a life well lived with passion, a    positive attitude and humor.  His spirit        transcends money and race – his perspective    sets a good example for many of us who are    caught up in the grind of daily life.”   Donald S. Ellis / Publisher of Creative Arts Book

 “Neuli Cried in the Himalayas, is a book that   contains the living spirits in all of us.  It    inspires us to transcend life’s    obstacles.”  Jaustin H. Tran / Street Musician

 “An unusual street author who honestly    portrays the lost sides of our own  spirits.  Neuli Cried in the Himalayas is a -      Must Read book.”   Ronald Duncan / Writer of Let go of Ego

 “The moment I began reading this book,      Neuli Cried in the Himalayas, I found what    I’ve been looking for! Happiness within.    Focus on what I have today.  Not what I      don’t have.”                       Gary Lee / Philosopher & Martial Artist

 “Many westerners travel to Nepal and tell    their stories but if any villagers were to come   this way, their stories disappear. This    book Neuli Cried in the Himalayas is an eye    opening, a true reflection of our own past    and what we’ve become today.     Black Brothers’ Souls / One life Art Creator                                           

 “In the hardest time of my life, this book,      Neuli Cried in the Himalayas, has truly shown   me the courage to overcome both physical    and spiritual pain that have lived in me for    years.”         Demon Bush / Siberian Journalist                       

 “Tantalizing, soulful, deep in spirit, this      book, Neuli Cried in the Himalayas can help     you wake up from deadness of life.”        Pitt Hitchcock / Film Director of Lonesome     

 “Neuli Cried in the Himalayas” -Must read    for travelers of the heart and home.  A young  man’s journey from a small village in Nepal to  the great challenges and opportunities for    America.  A timeless book to remind us of    fragility and power in our own lives.             Actor / Musician Paul Armstrong       

 “The author of, Neuli Cried in the Himalayas,  practices a simple belief of - live and let live,  like a medieval Buddhist Monk, always putting  aside self-gratification, envy, jealousy,    hatred and greed which enables him to find    joys in things that most of us don’t see. An    eye opening book, Must Read.”        Kismat Gandhi / Denmark