The Yoga of Max's Discontent Quotes

“Max’s chest tightened. Sweat formed on his temples. He looked up from the numbers. Years ago, the city had put up a medical”
― Karan Bajaj, The Seeker

“Going beyond the narrow reaches of family and friends and feeding a stranger before feeding yourself is necessary. It purifies you, simplifies your life.”
― Karan Bajaj, The Seeker

“it was always these three crops every day in the two meals they had, for the dry land bore nothing else. They tasted like . . . nothing. Just flat, soft, and chewy cud. But Max felt heavy and full after eating them, which when he thought about it was enough.”
― Karan Bajaj, The Yoga of Max's Discontent

“Every effect had a cause, every cause an effect. Max”
― Karan Bajaj, The Yoga of Max's Discontent

“Learn peace in India,” said the Israeli. “The whole world’s problems are caused by man’s inability to sit quietly by himself in a room.” Max’s”
― Karan Bajaj, The Yoga of Max's Discontent