Toronto, Ontario
Some Pacing, Some Zooming
I only did some pacing in our temple room today, and chanted
on my beads during that time. I kept myself grounded. The wet, gray weather of
the outdoors didn’t necessarily beckon me. Besides, I was at the mercy of my
service which required indoor attention.
Most importantly was the broadcast on “Zoom” (Zoom Cloud App-free
from your App Store) delivering my message, and answering questions to members
of the KCS (Krishna Consciousness Society)who are all young men starting off
their careers. I would say the bulk of the interview centred on the walking I
do.
Parama G. was the coordinator. He initiated the questions,
with one of the first being: “Please tell us about a significant impressional
moment on one of the walks.“
And so I told of the encounter of the grizzly bear in Crow’s
Nest Pass. “My support person and I were almost toast until the massive lorry came
by and scared the furry—possibly 300 kg—mammal away. It was a very close call.“
There were questions about spiritual life, and how to
effectively walk that path. And the answer to that is keeping good company. In
fact, I could not have trekked roadways and forest paths, successfully, without
having a good companion nearly to support me. I invited the listeners to join
me on the Bruce Trail this spring. I will recommend tracking that footpath
(Canada‘s oldest) sometime in late April or early May; and of course, only when
this coronavirus has blown over. Then
all will be welcome!
May the Source be with you!
2 km (inside)
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