I love this place. I am amazed by the genius of creating this space for myself. My holding place. It is always such a thrill going back reading through my old posts. It is such a lovely way of reminding myself where I’ve been and where I’m going. I guess it helps that I have the shortest attention span sometimes because, I am always so pleasantly surprised when I catch glimpses of a forgotten me.
I haven't written as much as I would have liked to lately. I’ve spending a lot of my time in-joy-ing life rather than speculating about it. I feel like a little kid again. There is so much that is wonderful to see and absorb and try and take in, who has the time to sit and write the world is going by so so fast? I just want dive in and let the stream carry me with it to all those delightful experiences that I have placed on my path.
Recently though, I have begun to realize that all I have is time, and time is the most wonderful thing. When you know how you can play with it and mould it and make it do whatever you want. I have started to experience time in the most magical way and it all begins with what has become the most precious fifteen minutes of my day.
It brings me such joy to think of them and from wherever I am in the course of the day I get so much pleasure from either savouring the deliciousness of the last experience that I had or joyfully anticipating the next experience that I will have. Who would have thought that fifteen minutes of my life could be so wonderful.
Every morning for fifteen minutes (though sometimes it is so delightful I do it for fifteen more) I do absolutely nothing. I get comfortable (I like to get into savasana, the corpse pose) and then I do nothing, I think of nothing, I just sit with myself and breathe. That’s it, but words cannot express just how amazing this experience has been for me. It has changed my life. I have so much more energy, so much more time, so much more peace, so much more joy. Every day I do it I get more from it. I seem to connect with such a deep stillness that is inside myself and I find that I take it with me every where I go, and wherever I am, whatever I am doing, I can just remember those fifteen minutes and I am instantly there in that still calm, deliciously happy place. Time slows down or flies past or just calmly trots by at a comfortable place. Everything feels lighter and I feel so much freer. Ideas come to me more easily. The world just seems so much shinier.
Those quiet fifteen minutes of nothing are like a treasure chest from which I am constantly discovering new delightful trinkets and baubles to enjoy. I am amazed that it took me so long to decide to do this and astounded by how wonderful it is that I decided to do it when I did. It has been such a lovely gift and one that constantly surprises and thrills me. Fifteen minutes of nothing that become an eternity of everything I have ever wanted. It’s a nice trade I think.
I haven't written as much as I would have liked to lately. I’ve spending a lot of my time in-joy-ing life rather than speculating about it. I feel like a little kid again. There is so much that is wonderful to see and absorb and try and take in, who has the time to sit and write the world is going by so so fast? I just want dive in and let the stream carry me with it to all those delightful experiences that I have placed on my path.
Recently though, I have begun to realize that all I have is time, and time is the most wonderful thing. When you know how you can play with it and mould it and make it do whatever you want. I have started to experience time in the most magical way and it all begins with what has become the most precious fifteen minutes of my day.
It brings me such joy to think of them and from wherever I am in the course of the day I get so much pleasure from either savouring the deliciousness of the last experience that I had or joyfully anticipating the next experience that I will have. Who would have thought that fifteen minutes of my life could be so wonderful.
Every morning for fifteen minutes (though sometimes it is so delightful I do it for fifteen more) I do absolutely nothing. I get comfortable (I like to get into savasana, the corpse pose) and then I do nothing, I think of nothing, I just sit with myself and breathe. That’s it, but words cannot express just how amazing this experience has been for me. It has changed my life. I have so much more energy, so much more time, so much more peace, so much more joy. Every day I do it I get more from it. I seem to connect with such a deep stillness that is inside myself and I find that I take it with me every where I go, and wherever I am, whatever I am doing, I can just remember those fifteen minutes and I am instantly there in that still calm, deliciously happy place. Time slows down or flies past or just calmly trots by at a comfortable place. Everything feels lighter and I feel so much freer. Ideas come to me more easily. The world just seems so much shinier.
Those quiet fifteen minutes of nothing are like a treasure chest from which I am constantly discovering new delightful trinkets and baubles to enjoy. I am amazed that it took me so long to decide to do this and astounded by how wonderful it is that I decided to do it when I did. It has been such a lovely gift and one that constantly surprises and thrills me. Fifteen minutes of nothing that become an eternity of everything I have ever wanted. It’s a nice trade I think.
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