New Zealand mountaineer

1st to reach top of Mount Everest, highest peak in the
world, with his Nepalese
sherpa guide Tenzig
Norgay--1953

beekeeper by vocation

wife and daughter killed in plane crash in
Himalayas--1975

ambassador to India in 1980's

developed many conservation projects and charities
in Nepal.
Hillary, Edmund
1919-2008    88 years
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Somebody asked Edmund Hillary, who conquered
Everest – the highest peak, the only peak which was
unconquered – somebody asked, “Why? Why do you
take such trouble? What is the need? And even if you
reach to the peak, what you will do? You will have to
come back.”

Hillary said, “It is a challenge to the human ego. An
unconquered peak has to be conquered!” It had no
other utility. What will you do? What has he done? He
went there, placed a flag and came back. What
nonsense! And many people died in this effort. Many
groups had been trying for almost a hundred years.
Many died, were lost, fell into the abyss – never came
back. But the more it became difficult to reach, the
more the appeal...

                                          --Osho
       Yoga: The Alpha and the Omega, Vol. 1, ch. 2
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