When I arrived at this country retreat, a good 600 km from Toronto
To which I reply, “I wish.”
In truth, I piled into a van with other, what I consider,
pilgrims, and made the not so long ride through great countryside. I would
think that anyone who makes the endeavour to leave the concrete machine for a
little green-time and space is headed for a healing. Here, in New Vrindavan, West Virginia
As shastra (scripture) states, “The sacred place has a
primary purpose for being a place to learn – to hear.”
To hear about what?
About the Absolute.
Here you can admire the Appalachian world of mountains,
trees, and other greenery. And, oh yes, there are those albino deer around
here. They are completely white. This is the property site of New Vrindavan,
which is an animal cruelty free zone. Deer love it here.
So do the pilgrims who came from Detroit ,
Ohio , Pennsylvania ,
and even Canada
Our group was comprised of four vanloads of the members of
our troupe – set for a performance of the drama, “Krishna Is”. We are set for a
weekend of practice and fun for our unique presentation to honour Mothers’s
Day.
May the Source be with you!
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