Two Guys and the Worms
On the Greenway Trail we did tread, but in some spots it was
more like a hop. With fresh spring rain that had come, earthworms were
appearing out of their hiding; they tried their very best to make the crossing
over the pavement. They just don’t always make it across, however. The
obstruction for them is human trampling. I don’t believe it’s totally
intentional for us to squish these guys, they are a little hard to spot as they
crawl along at snail’s pace. One might be careful not to accidentally split one
in half. Contrary to popular belief, when a worm is cut, the two parts don’t
necessarily continue on living as two worms, only one part survives. In any
event, Gaura Chandra, Radha Madhava, and I, were prudent and danced around the
humble creatures.
It was day number two for speaking at RMCA in the Bridgetown Griffin , who is from Austin , Texas Vancouver
After our morning walk, I also had the pleasure to meet Curtis,
a local chap, a yoga student, an athlete. We met at Gaura Chandra’s home. This
guy is quite sattvic, thoughtful, polite – rare in today’s world. Curtis is a
bare-footer, he gets around with his feet in the raw. I caught a glimpse of his
soles, they looked pretty red and healthy. Curtis really enjoyed the kirtan we
had in the living room.
To Griffin
May the Source be with you!
5 km
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