Montreal / Mascouche
Mostly Outdoors
A good amount of time was spent outside today, including a good park-bench talk with monk, Hayagriva, who's in France these days, and then a chat about our mission in Cuba with Nanda Tanuja on his balcony. For these two souls, a jacket was necessary (this is the coolest June I've ever known). We then joined the chanting party on streets Mont Royale and Ste. Laurent.
Our chanting procession was received with warmth. It was Kishor's first time. He liked it. He's a natural at bhaktiyoga. As our chanting party was moving along, one unknown-to-us person pulled out a conch-shell and blew out a resounding call. Unexpected nice touch.
Oh, and there was one more outdoor event—a visit to Nandagram farm at Mascouche. Progress is underway with the garden, now expanded to ten times what it was last year. Into its second year, the farm project looks promising. Renovations are also in stride for the residents in the farm house which we took shelter of. We hit that despicable hour while admiring the garden. It was mosquito hour—dawn. It was an onslaught and we hastened to get back inside.
Anubhava, who had the vision for the rural project in the first place, presented to me a canned jar of organic tomatoes from last fall's harvest. You can't get a better gift. It will go to our main cook in Toronto. Dwarkanath will be thrilled. https://www.instagram.com/p/BynV_gYgHmG/?igshid=1a0a8y0edh4mg
The half-hour drive brought us to the point of resting back at the downtown temple, but for me I had letters to complete—correspondence that would take me to midnight.
May the Source be with you!
4 km
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