I was on my way to screen Spiritual Warriors at a coffee cafe called “Jennifer’s Coffee Connection.” This was basically like screening at a Starbuck’s Cafe. This screening was sponsored by LACEE — Los Angeles Chamber of Enlightened Entertainment. When I arrived I saw Zoe setting up the Spiritual Warrior books, meeting the quests and being a great host.
When I walked up to the door and saw the room I was not excited. This was the first time I ever screened the film in a small room of no more than 20 people. I’ve been screening most of the time in theatres capable of holding 100 to 400 people. I turned around and walked back to my car and called J-R. I called in the Light and took J-R’s guidance. I walked back to the cafe and turned on the Ministry button. I realized I had a duty. My duty is to show up whether I feel good or bad about the situation. Feelings lie. Duty was the truth at that moment.
We started the film and I loved the enthusiasm from the audience and that was contagious. I became renewed. My energy lifted. Ministers from MSIA began to arrive and I felt the Super Light. I looked up to the sky and thanked J-R and God.
While the film was playing I walked outside and decided to go and pick up Robert Easton. Robert Easton and I went for a meal and we returned just in time for the Q&A. Robert was great as always. By the time we finished we made friends and we all got the Spirit from watching the film and enjoying the brotherhood with everyone at the cafe.
I want to thank LACEE and all of you out there for all your support for Spiritual Warriors. Sometimes my head drops down and my eyes can only see the sidewalk cement that confines my consciousness. After a while I hear J-R say, “I love you,” and at that moment I look up to the sky and my consciousness expands and I’m free again. Off I go because it’s my duty to love.
