“It’s Niswarth tradition that after Seva Cafe, we play these two songs” Mr. Mundra informs our group. I’m standing on the small wooden stage, looking past the table and chairs of the cafe, and at the volunteers we had met just hours before, laughing and joking with us.
Read More"IN WRITING, I COULD EXPLORE AN OBSERVATION FROM A HECTIC DAY AND UNPACK IT, PUSHING MYSELF TO DIG DEEPER AND DISCOVER CONNECTIONS OUTSIDE OF THE MOMENT. IN THE HONESTY AND VULNERABILITY INSPIRED BY DEEP REFLECTION, I BELIEVE THAT PRAXIS BECAME AN ESSENTIAL HABIT IN MAINTAINING EMPATHY AS ONE OF THE CORE VALUES OF NISWARTH."
Ryan Miller, PA '14, Niswarth '13
