Time Ticks On
Time Ticks On
Time Ticks On
Living in the moment is all about living like there’s no tomorrow. It takes practice but in the end, you’ll lead a fuller life. To do this you must realize beauty in every moment, and in everyday activities. This is your life, now live!
There comes a time in your life when you realize that if you stand still, you will remain at this point forever.
Regret and rue and remorse are all from the past, and this is why you don’t want them to stick around. They hold you to the past, and in the past…
You may often wonder why things have happened as they have. You may be full of personal regret for what you have done and left undone and you may also be full of blame toward others. But then we are left with this. Right now, you are standing where you are. The past is over, completely gone.
Love is the reality. Love is the energy of Divineness.
Love is God. Love is the moment. The moment
is now, not the past which has gone
or the future which is yet to unfold.
In absolutely everything we think and do there are only two positions to think and act from. We can choose (consciously or unconsciously) between love or fear. When we act out of fear we literally create the experiences and conditions in our external reality that corresponds to that fear. When we act out of love, we attract corresponding conditions that are created by love. WHICH WILL YOU CHOOSE TODAY? Your conscious choice will shape the quality of your experiences.
I believe that there is something called fate, and then there is destiny.
Fate is something that we decided before we were born. We decided to learn things in this particular lifetime that may not be to our physical being’s liking—perhaps having abusive parents or some sort of addiction.
I’ve discovered that I have greater success with living life in the present moment when I remove judgment from what I’m experiencing. Rather than making an event a bad or a good experience, I find myself being in the “isness” of the moment; that is, what I’m feeling is much more helpful than why it isn’t what I think it should be.
In the 20th verse of the Tao Te Ching, you’re encouraged to experience your life free of worldly striving. Lao-tzu advises you to slow down your incessant demands for more, and to relax your efforts to fill up every moment in anticipation of being somewhere else. You’re invited to experience life in a way that can be summarized in the title of Ram Dass’s book Be Here Now.