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When you are fully present, you become exquisitely attuned to the “what is” of everything.
Do you know how it is when you are in nature, noticing everything, when suddenly the wind picks up and the leaves rustle in the air, and a chill goes down your spine because you are so fully there, so incredibly alive in that moment?
And you realize that all the thoughts that you had in the moment before you noticed the wind and the leaves and your spine—the looping, distracted worries that were attaching your energy to old times, old places, old people?
You realized that in that moment of exquisite noticing, those thoughts simply vanished, went away?
And you were fully present, fully alive with simple “what is”: the wind, the leaves, the shiver down your spine.
And in this moment of absolute consciousness, exquisite noticing, exquisite sensitivity, you were flooded with feelings of bliss, peace, awe and wonder.
This is what it feels like to be living from your soul!
So that every little thing… every little thing!... is worthy of holding your most rapt attention, for its beauty, and its profound perfection.
Do you know how it is when you are in nature, noticing everything, when suddenly the wind picks up and the leaves rustle in the air, and a chill goes down your spine because you are so fully there, so incredibly alive in that moment?
And you realize that all the thoughts that you had in the moment before you noticed the wind and the leaves and your spine—the looping, distracted worries that were attaching your energy to old times, old places, old people?
You realized that in that moment of exquisite noticing, those thoughts simply vanished, went away?
And you were fully present, fully alive with simple “what is”: the wind, the leaves, the shiver down your spine.
And in this moment of absolute consciousness, exquisite noticing, exquisite sensitivity, you were flooded with feelings of bliss, peace, awe and wonder.
This is what it feels like to be living from your soul!
So that every little thing… every little thing!... is worthy of holding your most rapt attention, for its beauty, and its profound perfection.
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