Somehow the sun has the ability to beckon, or rather pull you out of the house to go for its embrace. I had a small crew that was enthused to step in the sun rays. This was followed by a walk for the heart and brain in the form of a class, a message from the Bhagavatam, Canto 10. We talked about the divine favours that God constantly delivers.
Visvambara took me to see two prominent members and donors to the cause of our building a temple. I suggested to him to do a marathon for fund raising. He has done a super job with cultivating the university and college students.
"Now it's time to divide your time in home visits with the established families living in this region." For the upcoming project I recommended he give a balance of himself to professional middle-aged group. He did manage with his team to organize an ambitious festival at SW Community centre in St. Vital. The theme of the fest was to honour the Lion Avatar. That he pulled off successfully. Nice attendance. Beautiful chanting. Such high energy. Only the Karma-free food, prasadam was a bit spicy and lacking subji. I'm a veggie guy and I like my greens.
I was rather fired-up to walk back home, a distance of 7.5 kilometres and to once again step into the sun rays. Chirag joined me, nearing the attractive Red River. We educated each other. He informed me of the diverse models of cars that zipped by while I informed him of the shrubs and trees hat we zipped by.
Oh, we had one of those bhakti blasts!
Source: https://www.thewalkingmonk.net/post/walking-in-the-morning-walking-in-the-evening
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