Toronto, Ontario
Streams
It was rather a pleasure to stream three times today. Online we did go for a group at Farmington
Hills, Michigan, for Milton and Toronto.
The presentation was different for each location. The group in Michigan extended to 90 minutes—lots
of questions—highlighting Queen Kunti’s famous words, “May all those calamities
happen again and again for when they occur we think of you, My Lord Krishna,
and when we do so our samsara (birth
and death cycle) ceases to be.”
The message to Milton was similar. It was about seeking shelter of the
protector, in this case, the avatar known as Narasinghadev, half-man/half-lion
incarnation. In the mood of child-saint
Prahlad, refuge in Him is what makes all the difference in life. “Take help. We need it.”
In comparing notes between the mature royal lady, Kunti, and
the young prince, Prahlad, one cannot really draw a line between the two
surrendered beings. A saint is a
saint. No distinction needs to be made
between genders although both were of royal blood as far as status is
concerned.
The presentation for a smaller but curious group with the
Temple Groove was interesting. It is a
younger lot, mostly yogis on a genuine search.
Nice folks who listened in on the treasures of bhakti yoga.
There was space in-between the broadcasts so there was room
to breathe before my Sunday walking partner, Nimai Nitai, showed up. We prowled Rosedale, Deer Park and Forest
Hill areas. He even caught a glimpse of
our noise making session with the neighbors on Roxborough St. in support of
medical workers.
May the Source be with you!
5 km
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