A theme that she didn't think of until it was pointed out to her by Singh. He suggested that she do a pictographic book on the Parsis. I am grateful I could show him the introduction of my book before he breathed his last. Strangely enough, Sooni spent most of her youth rejecting the very fundamentals her book rests on. We lived as far away from this reality as was possible.
Distance can mellow opinions and stances.
Leaving places behind makes you look at them differently. She feels that Zoroastrianism cannot be made an exclusive religion. The very measures that initially protected us are now detrimental to us. In fact, she says she can't really ask for anything more now. She has all the encouragement and support she needs from the protective and fiercely loyal circle of friends and family around her.