India, Feb. 15 -- A US-based psychologist has shared how her time in India reshaped her understanding of life, challenging Western ideas about control, time, happiness and mortality. Lorwen C Nagle, who trained at Harvard University, reflected on her experiences in a series of posts on X.

"I'm American. After my PhD, I went to India. What I experienced dismantled my Western worldview," Nagle wrote, adding that the lessons she learned permanently rewired how she sees life.

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According to Nagle, one of the earliest insights came from a chaotic journey to Haridwar, where she was pushed onto a crowded bus and separated from her belongi...