Toronto, Ontario
Think Less. Do
More.
I was happy to be part of the wedding reception for
Damodhara, Gujarati born practitioner of bhakti yoga. He resides in Sudbury, the place where I
lived when I met Krishna monks who changed my life. I spoke a few words to the crowd, addressing
my joy at his partnership, before the toast and the cake cutting.
I really support marriage and the prospect for a one-shot
deal. I expressed my wish they'll have
twelve kids. People roared laughing.
The reception was held right in Govinda's Dinning Room which
is beneath the room where I reside. I
picked up the sign at the table assigned to me, marked "reserved" and
let people know that this is the way I am at times. And sometimes, I make noise.
I spent quality time with Damodhara's folks and
friends. The people were great and so
was the prasadam. It was
necessary to skip the cake. So much
sugar just isn't a good practice. At
times, I think the stuff to be like the coronavirus.
For the curse of being indoors all day, including the
wedding reception, I thought it time to be outdoors and go for a night
walk. Well, I set out the door with one
of our young men for talks, questions and answers. He opened his mind and heart. I listened.
He took my advice: "Think less.
Do more!" I guess I was trying to say to him not to be too
reserved.
May the Source be with you!
3 km
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