THE FINISHING TOUCHES AT ST. JOHN by Bhaktimarga Swami

Nakula and I hit the trail called Split Rock. It is edged along the ocean’s coast. It is very pretty, but the path was a bit rough for a simultaneous japa meditation, so we switched and drove to the uptown on what is referred to as the Redpath which takes you along the commerce and residential area. Impressive are the colonial buildings. Also handsome is the theatre at King’s Square. This 850 seater is a real beauty as its interior has baroque style décor. I was thinking about Krishna’s great city of Dwarka.

Some local folks came to see us – Nicolas, a body builder, and Pierre, a man of many trades. Vyas, who has the voice of an anchor broadcaster, and has written speeches for the Fredericton Government is also a baker. He brought his doodies of sweets, cookies, and his pinnacle prep, Queen Elizabeth’s cake. We all met with Fredericton devotees. We all delighted in a great meal, kirtan chanting, and a talk on self-identity.

I should also mention about a trek along the marsh at the Bay of Fundy where the highest ocean tides can be experienced. That was just before an interview on a podcast with Nakula who is a life coach on sense control and semen retention. He has quite the following of men around the world.

The most important element of this trip to Saint John was the friendships made here and the beginnings of a Bhakti Yoga Circle, a gathering of souls who take a keen interest in the process of higher consciousness.

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