My right knee is healing well, so I put it to the test. It was approaching midnight. I was restless and, in a way, to execute some physio therapy, I thought to go down two flights of stairs and look around to the last round of renovations being completed. I’m personally excited about having those renos done. I’m counting the days when we cut the ribbon for this new training area called “Bhakti Academy.”
I descended the stairs with my ice pack on the bad knee, the left one. I looked around and can express how good it’s all going to be. Here was my chance to undo the ice-pack and place it in the ice compartment of the basement fridge.
The clock was about to strike the turn of a new day and I thought, “Let me get back to my telephone station to click for Amazon our entry of the new book, “The Saffron Road,” which highlights the events of my walking culture. Click! There we go! Submitted for publication.
Meanwhile, Gayatri, from Montreal, was trying to reach me by phone. I picked up. She addresses me as “Maharaj” and asked if she could apply her Reiki method. “Which knee is it?”
“I’ll take care of it!” she said assertively, even though she’s a six-hour drive away. Hopefully her treatment will make a difference.
One more milestone/achievement for the day is the wrapping up of a short film promotion for “The Embassy.” It will require submitting to film festivals.
Source: http://thewalkingmonk.blogspot.com/2022/04/thursday-april-14-2022.html
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