Activity gives the illusion of "getting somewhere", whereas being aware of what's really here & now puts us face-to-face with Reality & gives us Ezra Bayda's "anxious quiver of being".
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Friday, February 7, 2014
This Very Moment in Time
Clear awareness of what's going on right now occurs only in stillness, not in the process of chasing after something, nor in the process of running away from something. Perhaps that's why we fear to, and rarely stop & look carefully.
Activity gives the illusion of "getting somewhere", whereas being aware of what's really here & now puts us face-to-face with Reality & gives us Ezra Bayda's "anxious quiver of being".
Activity gives the illusion of "getting somewhere", whereas being aware of what's really here & now puts us face-to-face with Reality & gives us Ezra Bayda's "anxious quiver of being".
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