Toronto, Ontario
Thank
you!
After hours of drama practice on a newer
production, “Many Mothers, Many Fathers,” about the life of King Chitraketu, I
needed to go for that—guess what?—walk, of course.
Ranesvara and I set out for Yonge Street. The cold blast was initially like some
monster biting off our faces, but then our bodies adjusted and we were okay. After all, we live in a world of adjustment
and it is on these terms or within this state of mind which allows me to keep
going.
For fun, we also trekked through the
Eaton’s Centre, Nordstrom’s and the Hudson Bay stores, all one long strip of
allurement. Most of what we see are
clothing outlets. I find it strange that
youth put so much energy into attire and yet everyone often ends up wearing
very drab and dull, greys and blacks.
Fashion should mean colour, frills,
accentuated shapes and designs. I find
sarees and even Indian men’s wear to be stylish, but that’s not what I
see. Most people here are dressed up as
if in mourning. As if, “Are you going to
a funeral?” That’s today’s modern
fashion, as far as I’m concerned.
I would like to take this opportunity, now
that the year’s end is near, to thank wholeheartedly the following people who
have been so helpful, this year, aiding in my personal efforts to advance the
cause of Krishna via the Walking Monk network: Rajasuya, Abhidheya, Nitai
Priya, Dhruva, Nick Pereira, Ananda Rupa, Vivasvan, Hayagriva, Marshall,
Dharma, Manasi Ganga, Curtis, and more.
May the Source be with you!
7 km
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