I have had a similar experience. The words I heard were, “in this moment, nothing else exists.” Another way of getting to exactly what you so beautifully described. Thank you.
I’ve had my “moments”. I call them “moments of grace”. They are spaces and spaciousness that I can never describe and should I try to, words somehow seem to diminish the experience. Worse yet, when in that spaciousness, should I start thinking with my mind, or try putting words to what’s going on, I lose that space.
I’m looking forward to my next “moments” hoping I learned my lesson so I can linger there longer. 💖💖
Moments of grace is an excellent phrase. And accurate. It is grace, they often come unbidden and carrying with them such blessing. Thank you for sharing Kate. :)
I have had a similar experience. The words I heard were, “in this moment, nothing else exists.” Another way of getting to exactly what you so beautifully described. Thank you.
I'm so glad you shared this Nicole. It is a universal experience I think for many. Thanks for putting words to it.
Beautiful. Thank you for this reminder 🙏
Thank you Tatjana. I feel I need as many reminders as I can get :)
I’ve had my “moments”. I call them “moments of grace”. They are spaces and spaciousness that I can never describe and should I try to, words somehow seem to diminish the experience. Worse yet, when in that spaciousness, should I start thinking with my mind, or try putting words to what’s going on, I lose that space.
I’m looking forward to my next “moments” hoping I learned my lesson so I can linger there longer. 💖💖
Moments of grace is an excellent phrase. And accurate. It is grace, they often come unbidden and carrying with them such blessing. Thank you for sharing Kate. :)
Beautifully written. A great reminder to be in the "now" and turn off the constant chatter in our heads.
Thank you Sue. It's funny how the teaching of "keep coming back to the now" returns over and over and yet its new for me every time.