"The strange gift of remaining aware of impermanence is that it creates a certain immediacy and simplicity. Life feels shorter, but also more precious."
Learning this myself these days - thank you for the blessed reminder.
"What I understand now is that perhaps what frightened me most was not death itself, but discovering that parts of me would have to die many times while I was still alive." How much I resonate with this. The continual shedding of old selves, illusions, old perspectives as we evolve and heal and integrate our wisdom. It is affirming and healing to read this. Thank you! I, too, share "the spark."
"The strange gift of remaining aware of impermanence is that it creates a certain immediacy and simplicity. Life feels shorter, but also more precious."
Learning this myself these days - thank you for the blessed reminder.
"What I understand now is that perhaps what frightened me most was not death itself, but discovering that parts of me would have to die many times while I was still alive." How much I resonate with this. The continual shedding of old selves, illusions, old perspectives as we evolve and heal and integrate our wisdom. It is affirming and healing to read this. Thank you! I, too, share "the spark."
Beautiful Friend! What a potent reminder. 🙏