Burnaby, British Columbia
Sun/Fun Day
New initiate, Mukunda Madhava,
sent me a pic of his five-day old baby, Hari Priya. Sweet indeed. It is the
hope of her parents (Nancy is her mother) that naturally Hari Priya will grow
up to be a strong devotional human being.
Mukunda, Vallabha and I went for
that early stroll to the nearby Chinese/Punjabi farming district. There is it
peaceful and calm.
By noon, the Vancouver areas was
heating up and I found the temple room a trite stuffy, but visitors were
anticipating a recharge, spiritually, at the Sunday Open House, which included
chanting, darshan (deity viewing), and feasting. Today, visitor
Gauranga, from India, delivered the class on bhakti. Well received.
My book, “The Saffron Path,” sold
like crazy. In fact, I ran out of copies, which is a good sign that congregants
are eager to learn about walking adventures and walking purification. Walking
has many benefits, and one of them is the physio and mental achievements. It is
a time for reflection on the self, in as much as it is a time for admiring the
scenery around; which is merely a reflection of Krishna’s power.
The night had clearly come upon
us, yet enthusiastic walkers in the form of Karen and Sakshi, who are expecting
a baby soon, wanted to brave the mosquitoes. We settled for a drive to a nearby
set of swings. What a perfect way to keep the little vampires from drawing
blood.
May the Source be with you!
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