article_snippet.sent: I'm not exaggerating when I say it was one of the most profound moments of my life,' Latika Bourke told Daily Mail Australia. '
article_snippet.sent: It was the first time I really understood what could have happened if I hadn't been adopted. '
article_snippet.sent: And the fact that the little girl in the movie Slumdog Millionaire had my name - I have never heard of anyone with my name before - it was really extraordinary.'
article_snippet.sent: I never had any sense of a part of me that was missing had been filled
article_snippet.sent: but I felt fuller as a person
article_snippet.sent: - I got that part of my story I had never known.'
article_snippet.sent: It was a spiritual homecoming - by the end of the last couple of days that I stayed there
article_snippet.sent: It was the first time I felt that connection had been forged because suddenly I was in this different country and there's me - my name in a book written 30 years ago
article_snippet.sent: It was a humbling experience to see that was my beginning and that I have so much to thank the nuns for. '
article_snippet.sent: It was really lovely to  just see the value and the loving start that I had been given which I had always appreciated but never fully comprehended until I was there.'