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Sit quietly Observe the heartbeat Breathe your good intentions to your edges In solitude, create the means to connect Prepare your body to be offered Your thoughts to be mined Know your peace as light for others Eat gratefully Savor the foundation of all experience: matter transformed Acknowledge the wonder of your body as conduit of truth A morsel, a bite as energy becomes lungs becomes breath becomes word sharing thought becomes the echo of all consciousness Work mindfully Honor all the moments and movements with your focus Ask yourself: am I here now? Soon your heart will learn to say I am I am I am I am Before you ask the question Dance madly Why nourish a body and not celebrate its strength? Why harness stillness at the cost of motion? Why build heat and breath and joy Just to keep them for yourself? Love deeply Bodies and words won’t do justice to our oneness But we cannot cease to attempt the expression
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Oct 2, 2016
Oct 2, 2016 at 12:31 PM UTC
A Day's Meditation
Sit quietly Observe the heartbeat Breathe your good intentions to your edges In solitude, create the means to connect Prepare your body to be offered Your thoughts to be mined Know your peace as light for others Eat gratefully Savor the foundation of all experience: matter transformed Acknowledge the wonder of your body as conduit of truth A morsel, a bite as energy becomes lungs becomes breath becomes word sharing thought becomes the echo of all consciousness Work mindfully Honor all the moments and movements with your focus Ask yourself: am I here now? Soon your heart will learn to say I am I am I am I am Before you ask the question Dance madly Why nourish a body and not celebrate its strength? Why harness stillness at the cost of motion? Why build heat and breath and joy Just to keep them for yourself? Love deeply Bodies and words won’t do justice to our oneness But we cannot cease to attempt the expression
emily-anne-dawson
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Oct 2, 2016
Oct 2, 2016 at 12:31 PM UTC
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