Friday, March 17th, 2017
Timmins,
Ontario
Pastor
Objecting
A local pastor responded to the CTV broadcast of my coming
to town. He seemed to have an issue with
it. Jenny, the yoga instructor who
hosted me for the past three days, responded to his objection after he remarked
that I represented the group from the ’70s that was driven out of town.
“No,” she texted back, stating there was nothing to fear and
that he (me) is here to teach wholesomeness, wellness and a better quality of
life.
Riken and I took his objection as a sign that we shook
things up a bit in town. The attendance
and enthusiasm revealed people were excited about something different. One person remarked that motivational
material is plentiful but it’s rare to meet someone who follows and lives
it. At least three people told me they
sang the maha mantra in their home
(or the shower) this morning, after our kirtan
session.
When Riken and I took our walk this afternoon, we reflected
on the presentation of two days earlier.
Snow-mobiles whizzed by when we were bathed in the sweetness of thought,
the sunshine and the bright snow’s presence.
Along with Jenny, we took the time to get close to the wilderness abounding. We fed elk, a moose and even a bison, while
onboard a wagon pulled by tractor-power.
In Timmins we got close to people, wildlife and nature.
May the Source be with you!
4 km
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