Incense and Ice cream

The ice cream parlor I visited looked

 just like this - is it not fun???

Was driving today and saw an old fashioned ice cream parlor that I used to go to. So I stopped when getting out of the car I smelled incense and it was so very nice. Have had some yucky smells around of late and it was just lovely to smell a nice incense. So when I got to the window ( this is a place where you purchase outside the bldg) I asked if he was burning incense. Yes he was - he said I do not leave my incense sitting I move it about to the pics on the walls. Here is an owner of an ice cream parlor who has hangings of the gods/goddesses on his walls he honors them by burning incense. He came out and told me abit about himself. I asked if he had heard of kundalini - he said no although he lived in india for a time.
It is amazing to me who Shakti brings into my life. I bought some of his incense - yes he sells it in the ice cream parlor and he gave me a stick of the one he had been burning. This life can be so interesting if we allow ourselves to be open to what and who is around us.
He said that it is a tradition that when people die that their things are given to family and friends as remembrances now people are giving things away before they pass. He helped his mom with her passing give away a few years ago. 
I have been doing this in 2016 - getting things together sending things to people making plans for my passing.  Mostly because I do not want anyone to have to deal with it all.  And it is a wonderful way to cleanse.  It is freeing giving things away and making plans cleaning out.
Had my car washed to day - always the car seems to run more smoothly and better once washed.  Just like a person in process if you clean up the five bodies the energy can move more freely.  Come as an empty vessel is often stated by the teachers.  And so it is true be open and let go of all attachments and forgive, tolerate, be grateful and the process will move in a more smooth manner.  IMO


I have a feeling there are more hidden treasures here in SW Florida