Until I was 13, I belonged to an Indian sect and strongly believed that I, like everyone else, had the incarnation of the one God within me, who also happened t

Until I was 13, I belonged to an Indian sect and strongly believed that I, like everyone else, had the incarnation of the one God within me, who also happened to coincide with a short Indian man named Sai Baba. At the time of my Christian confirmation (I belonged to an otherwise protestant community), my minister couldn't give me any satisfactory answers to my questions. At that point, I believe I started thinking for myself, because that's when I picked up programming also. Today I'm an atheist. I miss the Indian comicbooks with the blue men, though.