Bigfoot and Adam-Eve

Bharath in the epic drama, Ramayana, is a king who places the sandals of his brother, Rama, on the throne as the future king on whose behalf he rules. The rhyme, baba black sheep have you any wool, talks about one for the master, one for the dame, one for the little boy who lives down the lane. Bharath was doing the ‘for the little boy down the lane’ thing by placing Rama’s sandals on the throne. The Work we do is not for our enjoyment alone but for the little mighty king who we don’t even know exists or when would be born for whom the kingdom of Earth needs to be intact and functioning beautifully so that the king can do the Work at his caliber. An egg has Adam and Eve sandwiched as the white and yellow yolk and then as clear matter {egg white} outside. The yolk matters the subject {the chick} within. The King is the matter that is visible outside and the subject of the concerns are within at the heart of the matter. Keep the body as heart and the tree of life is well grounded. Footwork, People. Footwork.