Full Day
It was a full day of service - devotional service. The clock
struck at 10 pm and I suddenly realized that I devoted no time to walking. By
now I should be asleep, but no, I have yet to walk.
Balaram, who was sitting at the front steps, at his cell
phone, noticed me making my way for that important daily mission.
“At this hour?”
“Yes, there was not the opportunity earlier, so now I’m
off!”
I went south, towards Queen’s Park where big decisions are
made for provincial matters. I paced by the hospital district and by the
building where Dr Fleming discovered penicillin. I headed west on Wellesly and
then to Yonge St
At Yonge & Bloor a woman crossed and offered her pranams
upon seeing me. Nods and smiles from pedestrians continued to come my way which
to me is an indication that life isn’t totally dissatisfying for people even
for a Monday night. I like the fact that I can walk the street in safety and
see some signs of life amongst the humans.
There appear to be people prowling, strolling, or pacing
with great purpose. Few, I assume carry the pilgrim’s mind. It’s an observation
and not a judgement because all the folks out here are actually spirits. They
(we) are currently wanderers in the wilderness.
May the Source be with you!
4 km
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