No Thanks, I’m…
Anne Lise, who co-ordinates chanting sessions for Bhakti
Lounge, had offered to stop by with Uber Taxi to give Uttama and I a lift to
the venue. The venue was at 569 Spadina Ave.
with Toronto U. , at the Multi-Faith Centre.
“Anne Lise,” I said, “thank you for the offer but I really
need to walk every day. “This is my opportunity.” So Uttama, with mrdunga drum strapped around
him with care, and I took to the halk-hour trek there and back. Common mantra for the past has been, “No
thanks, I’m walking!”
Now if I may correct myself, if maya, the personification of
illusion, was to be a true vixen with me I would use the mantra, “No thanks,
I’m chanting.” I would not blurt it out
but mentally I would refuse to indulge in things perceived as adharmic,
unprincipled.
The turn-out for the event was small. Chris and Elizabeth showed up, and so did
Kathamrta as well as Anne Lise. With Uttama and I, that makes six. Together we did chant and together, in a circle
we did dance. That was clearly the
direction we were going in. We were
making what you could say sattvic body movements, all motivated by the chant.
We got our work-out in.
We were a six-pack.
May the Source be with you!
5 km
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