“The ability to be in the present moment is a major component of mental wellness.” Abraham Maslow
Simply The Moment Some of today we gave to many futures, then we fell into our living memoirs of triumphs past and things best forgotten, ∽ but the interlude was so glorious ∼ where we held against all polarities, stopping time right in its dual tracks by simply observing the moment. Copyright 2021 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®
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Serving The Family Caregiver
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Everything Organic
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Words from Angela.
My original blog got too big. Time to downsize.
Serving The Family Caregiver
Videos and Music with Subliminal Joy affirmation meditation
Everything Organic
Poetry and Flash Fiction
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We’re sharing a wavelength this morning, Brother!
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Words to live by. Just the inspiration I need today. Thanks Paul.
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That has made my heart glad, to think that it had that positive affect, thank you for sharing that VJ 🙂
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So welcome!
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Is that the infamous huge rock?
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As you already noted below, another rock, and yes – so many.
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Each and every Moment is Precious for the Life!
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Yes, absolutely so! 🙂
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yes!
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🙂
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No it is not the same rock and when looking them up found similar “rocks” everywhere. Quite spectacular.
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Here, rocks feature prominently in the indigenous stories of creation, and are also known as songlines where clans trace their birthing and ancestory and culture. There’s something about rocks 🙂 Thank you Cheryl.
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Agreed, another mystery of nature.
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Yes, I feel that too.
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“…simply observing the moment.”
So often we spend too much precious time thinking of the future or the past, missing the gift of today’s moments.
Your words are life-affirming and beautiful.
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Thank you so much Patricia, that is so encouraging to hear.
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ahhhh such respite in your lines Paul!💖
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Thank you very much indeed Cindy 🙂
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It’s my pleasure!💖
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Yes and yes.
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Many thanks Rupali 🙂
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Thank you Chuck 🙂
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“…by simply observing the moment.” Thank you for the reminder, Paul.
Well expressed.
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Yes, stay with it, the rest will drain you.
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Guilty, Paul… Even guilty of multitasking, which I don’t excel at! Wonderful poem and perspective. ❤ Don't worry, I will enjoy some downtime too! Thanks for the reminder. 🙂
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We all need that reminder, life seems to take over sometimes, thank you for sharing Cheryl.
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Love this poem with such a great truth
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Thank you
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Many thanks indeed.
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