The smell of freshly cut grass remains the same.
Life is relevant world-wide.
Your life doesn’t change when you move towns, switch jobs, buy a new car, get a new haircut (though, those are very exciting things).
Your life changes when you develop new perspective. Sometimes, that means re-learning what you always knew.
Time is sacred, whether it’s real or not, we’re caught in it. Don’t deny it. Don’t dislike it. Embrace it.
Worship every breathe you take in. The Earth gives air to you, willingly. Receive it, gratefully.
When you are aware in every moment, you are meditating. When you are meditating, you are aware in every moment. This cycle is holy. When you come to realize your awareness in time passing, in each air breathing, you come to realize your perspective.
Don’t forget to smile. It will solve many of your thoughts that lead to nowhere, many of your worries for nothing.
Accept all change. Recognize that all is the same.
Life is still relevant world-wide.
The smell of freshly cut grass will still make you sneeze.
Jun 6, 2014
Jun 6, 2014 at 6:54 AM UTC
The smell of freshly cut grass remains the same.
Life is relevant world-wide.
Your life doesn’t change when you move towns, switch jobs, buy a new car, get a new haircut (though, those are very exciting things).
Your life changes when you develop new perspective. Sometimes, that means re-learning what you always knew.
Time is sacred, whether it’s real or not, we’re caught in it. Don’t deny it. Don’t dislike it. Embrace it.
Worship every breathe you take in. The Earth gives air to you, willingly. Receive it, gratefully.
When you are aware in every moment, you are meditating. When you are meditating, you are aware in every moment. This cycle is holy. When you come to realize your awareness in time passing, in each air breathing, you come to realize your perspective.
Don’t forget to smile. It will solve many of your thoughts that lead to nowhere, many of your worries for nothing.
Accept all change. Recognize that all is the same.
Life is still relevant world-wide.
The smell of freshly cut grass will still make you sneeze.