David Richard Is An Entity, An Individual (Separate!)

 David Richard is a thinker, a traveller. He travels to places where animals live in the wild. He stays where one coming out of the wild!

Once, was born in India. An Indian coming out of the wild!

(I'm looking for place to live in exile in my own country!)

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  1. David Richard An Entity (Separate, An Individual!)12 July 2026 at 09:10

    Rural India, inter-connected groups of people originating within my family, to village, to large groups of people part of cult/mission. Methods of psychological intimidation (non violence), you can't talk openly, tribal. Showing presence everywhere! Everything non-verbal!
    My name change is the primary cause of all this!
    I'm looking for work on 'neutral ground'! (in South India)

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