In her trek through India in the 1970s and into the 1980s, Teresa interacted with people and had adventures most of us can never imagine. Her friends ranged from penniless Westerners to well-funded jet-setters, to wandering travelers of many different nationalities, to mountain men and village families. She experienced joyous adventures and brushes with death, illness, and hunger; in extreme heat and cold, the world's highest mountains, beautiful seaside villages in Goa, and crowded cities.

Her unforgettable personal stories tell of her quest to experience life at its fullest, to learn who she was and who she wasn't. We see mysteries encountered along the way, and the growing wisdom of an exceptional woman.

Teresa didn't just write about what she saw. She lived it. After reading her stories you will feel that Teresa is part of your life

.--Dick Levy