The Park is the Best
Vijay and I had a fairly solid program together at the
temple on Retallick Street
We both also took to the road, the Trans-Canada Highway
Incidentally, we sat on the grass in a circle fashion. We were not loud-- not ‘in your face’, so to
speak-- but light in volume and somewhat sweet in flavour with voices and
instruments. This type of an approach is
an attractive set up. We positioned
ourselves near the playground where families gathered and children do what they
do so well. It didn’t take long before
people gravitated to our circle, one-by-one, to join in. I believe that the attraction is in the sound, the
formation, and the components to that circle.
We were non-threatening and we provided a safe corner in the park where
we did sit and chant. We stopped singing
after a short while and then had an exchange with people. At least two people accepted copies of the
Bhagavad Gita. To Matt, who received a
copy, I said, “Here’s an ancient voice that we can all relate to. Enjoy it.”
May the Source be with you!
5 km
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