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What do you find meaningful in your life?
What really matters to you?
If you ask most people what matters to them, you might expect these answers:
"My family matters most."
"My relationships matter most."
"My work matters most."
"My health matters most."
Of course, all of these are very important—they are worthy of mattering.
And yet what's not on this list, might be what you find the most important of all:
How you experience this lifetime.
Not the way you think about your experiences.
Not the narrative or story you tell.
But how you experience life, moment to moment to moment, every moment as Now.
If you have a chance today, to engage in a Now moment that is breathtaking in its beauty and wholeness, how wonderful would that be?
What really matters to you?
If you ask most people what matters to them, you might expect these answers:
"My family matters most."
"My relationships matter most."
"My work matters most."
"My health matters most."
Of course, all of these are very important—they are worthy of mattering.
And yet what's not on this list, might be what you find the most important of all:
How you experience this lifetime.
Not the way you think about your experiences.
Not the narrative or story you tell.
But how you experience life, moment to moment to moment, every moment as Now.
If you have a chance today, to engage in a Now moment that is breathtaking in its beauty and wholeness, how wonderful would that be?