Reflections of a Globetrotting Peacenik Muslim

From Thailand to Tanzania, from the Appalachian Mountains to Earls Court London, from Machu Picchu to Mombasa, this gypsy author has lived the life of a renegade Muslim, a nomadic thrill-seeker, a humanitarian worker on four continents who has danced on the winds of history.

This is a man who still worships many gods—from Jimi Hendrix to Charles Darwin, from Shiva to Dionysus, from the multiple gods of Nature to the modern god of Globalization.

This collection of writings, timed on the cusp of a new millennium, provides unique insight into one man’s journey through the horrors of Idi Amin, the psychological alienation of exile, the magic of music and sports, the raw healing power of nature treks through a myriad of cultures, the exaltation and frustration of experiencing the different faces of love and family, and the mortal fears of aging. It will take the reader through a virtual reality window raising questions about the abuse of power that destines too many people to lives of hardship and poverty. Rich with a panorama of experiences, insights and revelations, it cajoles the reader to reflect on what life in a multipolar world is all about.