Thursday, October 17, 2013

Time Bends When You Will It

     When the subway trains run perfectly and connections happen smoothly and my trek through Central Park goes unobstructed, my commute to work takes 45 minutes. One day last week, I left home at 8:20. There was a problem with the trains that forced me off after riding to just one stop. I exited the station and walked several blocks to a different line. In my rush I got on an express train by mistake which took me to a changing station in time to make the local connection. I still had  my fifteen minute walk through Central Park ahead of me and the clock was ticking away. It is not enough for me to be consistently on time; I always arrive at work at least thirty minutes early. This day I was going to be late by half an hour. 
     I called out to my Angel guides for help. One of them named Little John is a specialist in helping with situations like this one. I was introduced to him by a friend in Dallas over twenty years ago. He has saved by bacon on several occasions by bending time for me. Following my usual practise during this walk, I relaxed my mind by pulling out my Buddha beads and chanting my mantra to Ganesha, the remover of obstacles. (I need the beads because the mantra requires 108 repetitions and I lose track without them.)The end result on this particular day? I arrived at work at 8:45. I was grateful to Little John and Ganesha for the favor.

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