Often we wonder if the decisions we make are going to
be "correct" in the social or political or environmental sense.
We overlook by doing this the core aspect of any action - how it effects us
when we apply too much attention to its outward effect.
The seagull is not bothered, if he gets sprayed by the
waves mist breaking behind his back. Nor is he thinking of the wet sand
underneath his feet as perhaps giving him a cold later on. Nope, he is
just taking in the moment by remaining still. Being within his
heart. Centered. Enjoying the revitalizing air. Hearing the
sounds of the sea.
The moment of being present can get weighed under by
thought.
Take time too to cradle it rather than smother
it.
Your Koruswhispers
