For many of us, the period of time we find most difficult to inhabit is the present. But what makes it so hard for us to experience the present, especially the beautiful moments, properly? And what makes us enjoy and appreciate what has happened when it’s firmly over?
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Video via – The School Of Life
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Sorry — my mind was so preoccupied with re-visiting the past, it drifted off while watching the video. I’d watch it again, but now I’ve begun anticipating the future and it appears so full, I don’t have time. Hard to live in the present, indeed! 🙂
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Just an idea – I’d like it more if you actually summarized the clip in your own words, and then included the video for those who would like to learn more.
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Presently living is definitely a difficult art to master, meditation helps with it. When one does master it, though, life becomes much easier and less stressful. Or so they say, I’m still living a few moments ago when I watched the video
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This is so insightful. I love videos from the School of Life. Thank you for posting.
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It is hard I agree.
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