If someone were to ask us, “Has the best moment of your life arrived yet?” we may say that it will come very soon. But if we continue to live in the same way, it may never arrive. We have to transform this moment into the best moment, and we can do that by stopping – stopping running into the future, stopping worrying about the past, stopping accumulating so much…… Breathing in and out consciously helps you to become your best – calm, fresh, solid, clear and free, able to enjoy the present moment as the best moment of your life.
Thich Nhat Hanh, Your True Home
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It is a wonderful mustery how upu can hesr words likse this so many times and not fully grasp them. Until you do! Thank you for this post.
Hi there,
Yes I think certain teachings need to continually wash over us and eventually some of it gets through. We are so ingrained in the habit of wishing life was elsewhere.
Thanks for your visits and your comment,
Karl
Reblogged this on Open Life Up and commented:
The perfect quote and post on this Labor Day. Thank you Karl!