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Postby jj » Sat Jul 28, 2012 6:13 pm

I keep on feeling more and more connected to things around me. I feel the more I am open to opportunities and experience, the more potential experiences and opportunities present themselves to me.

I just need to remember that this isn’t the beginning, nor the middle, nor the end, everything is continuous and ever lasting. It is what it is, and this moment will not last, for it is just a moment, and that is all there ever is, the now. I just hope I can keep remembering this. It is only when I forget how each moment is a moment, and try to hold on to some previous moment that I lose sight and get lost.

I suppose I am realising now though that it is all part of my path, and to let be those lost moments… and to just be.

I've been reading a lot of enlightening things recently, they are really helping me to accept all that has happened and all that is happening. Helping me to stop mourning (and living) the past, and to stop dreaming the future, instead to live the now.

I know this is easy to say when I am in a clear mind, but maybe the fact that I am saying it and realising it with clear mind, means that if I fall to the blues next time, I will be able to remember this and remember to not get depressed about feeling depressed, but to just be.

I think that is a key thing, to not expect so much of myself, but to just allow my 'self' to 'be'. I've felt these thoughts for a long time but I feel I am realising them now, understanding them, and myself. I just wanted to share that.

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Postby Destination » Sun Jul 29, 2012 1:19 am

that is a wonderful thing to share! It makes me feel very encouraged.


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