Unveiling Power and Passion: Inside Sangamirtha Iyer’s Riveting Memoir of Political Currents
The author, an hydro and soils engineer by training, salvages lost stories from the past, “panning for possibility, not criticism.” One need not be an engineer to appreciate her quest, but it helps to be a seeker like Iyer and someone who is willing to have their eyes opened and heart broken in order to understand our own personal call to action.
But don’t fret, Iyer’s gentle, probing, and luminous writing protects your exposed heart as you witness through her eyes seemingly irreconcilable and unconscionable truths. For it is truth that is the unifying tenant in Governing Bodies, just as it was an anchor for Mahatma Gandhi’s, from whom Iyer is separated by but a few small degrees.
