Houston, Texas
The Battle
Health is wealth. I feel that, when getting some relief from malady. Although not over pain in my foot, freedom is
felt when I can deliver a director’s message on stage.
Yes, I can move a bit and even show our
cast of ‘younglings’ how to march.
Our cast consists of twelve volunteers,
ages pre-teen, teen and post-teen. It’s
working well. And the marching is
about soldiers—those ready for a fight worth fighting. It’s the two armies of the Kauravas and the
Pandavas, and the battle is over
restoring dharma and taming greed and
envy. The battle of Kuruksetra.
I have been unable to attend the long
presentations of the leaders’ meetings because of foot pain, but moved into the
same room for assembling a drama. My
mind was pulled away from foot, to the heart of what I love.
“Lights!
Camera! Karma!”
Karma means action. And when you link karma to dharma you have
a chance in this life.
From the story of The Gita, we learn what
this battle is about. It’s about the
Battle of Kuruksetra, about the self, about the way of the world, about destiny
and what real love is.
I’m loving the directing. It gets me out of bed.
May the Source be with you!
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