Burnaby, British Columbia
Walk With Purpose
As Sathya, Sunil, and I were about to
embark on our backroads walk, we chanced upon a person we all know. His name is
Hadai and I told him, quite frankly, the three of us were taking a break from
people. Then I chanced upon these sayings from Jesus on TIKTOK.
4 things to always walk away from:
1. Walk away from CONVERSATIONS that involve hate and gossip. JAMES 4.11
2. Walk away from unnecessary DRAMA. PROVERBS 11.9
3. Walk away from PEOPLE who put you down. PROVERBS 26.20
4. Walk away from the table if RESPECT is
no longer being served. EXODUS 23.1
Something I reflected upon more than once
is that these legs have multi-purposes. They are certainly designed for helping
us to go to places, for reaching destinations. And we can justify moving away
from unwanted places by the way of legs. We walk to a friend and walk away (or
run) from the enemy.
Legs also perform the function of holding
up the rest of the body. They are great for dancing and perhaps kicking. And
for swimming, well, you would have a hard time to generate a propulsion within
water to keep you afloat without them.
Finally, I just wanted to mention something
about the legs and feet of our guru, Prabhupada. He walked on a cargo freighter
that took him across the Atlantic and, after the trying journey was over, he
walked off the ramp at the Boston Harbour and did a lot of people a favour by
doing that with his legs.
May the Source be with you!
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