Durban, South Africa
Work
is Good
Hard work is good, especially when
devotionally channelled. You don’t mind
it because there’s a good result. The
result I’m referring to is the learning that is reaped from such endeavours. Even if the fruits of one’s labour are not up
to one’s expectations, we can learn detachment from the world, from losing and
not always winning. So that is a good
thing. Humility is life’s embellishment.
We may also conclude, “I’m not really in
charge around here. There is someone
else who is the Supreme Controller. It’s
not me.”
To assemble a production as we are, with “The
Queen’s Secret,” is intense work. Who
ever said that work is not play and that a play is not work? There is a tremendous amount of energy that
goes into something like this hour-and-fifteen-minute production. Sweat? Yes. Tears? Well, the actor has to
feign the weeping. Blood? Not yet in
this production, but we did incur some injury.
The fellow playing the lead role as Karna slipped and fell and thus
experienced a dislocation of the hip.
Luckily, there was “a doctor in the house.” People are vulnerable at any work-site—in
this case, play-site.
When the young man collapsed, he had lots
of support from all of us. Actually he
was such a good sport. His mood was,
“The show must go on!” It must go on for
the higher purpose.
May the Source be with you!
3 km
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