Haiti's Bright Future
Spirituality
is widely practiced in Haiti, as it is innately a part of Haitians'
African culture, and is reflected in their music, art and religious
traditions. Thus, when encountering the spiritual teachings of a true,
enlightened Master, the Haitian people are naturally curious and attracted
to methods offering higher spiritual advancement.
My
visit to Haiti to sow the spiritual seeds of affinity with Master
and the Quan Yin Method was to last only one week due to local circumstances.
In this short amount of time, Master arranged everything perfectly
and in detail, from beginning to end. Haiti is a country in which
the spoken languages are Creole and French, and since I only speak
English and a little Spanish, I clearly needed help with translation.
Thanks
to Master's constant care, I was never in need of either translator
or guide during the busy seven days that followed. The day before
departing by bus from Santo Domingo to Port-au-Prince (the capital
of Haiti), I received a telephone call from a friend who informed
me that a person from Haiti, whom she did not know, had showed up
at her church meeting, and had mentioned to him about a Quan Yin messenger
needing a guide for a trip to Haiti. He agreed to assist me on the
journey and even though his English and Spanish abilities were very
limited, his help was a blessing in guiding me to a safe and convenient
hotel. There I met a group of six friends from India who had been
staying for many weeks. They were all vegetarian, and understanding
my difficulties in finding vegetarian food in Haiti, I was invited
to share meals with them. They had their own kitchen and cooked chapattis
and dhal (spicy Indian lentil soup) for themselves every day. How
lucky I was to find a vegetarian hotel in Haiti!!
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