A luminous memoir of love, faith, and rebellion. When her father prayed, he sang; she heard rhythm, not rules. As the spirited daughter of a Punjabi Sadhu, Tirath crossed oceans—marrying across race and religion, blending families, and returning to Punjab after her mother’s death. Between lawsuits and longing, hospital wards and hope, she learns that prayer and dance are partners, not opposites. After a life-threatening crash, her reflections with technology form a dialogue between tradition and tomorrow. He Prayed and I Danced is a memoir of kismet, inheritance, and renewal.