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Might be the smell of spring in the air, but I've been thinking a lot about how easy it is to become complacent and pass...
27/08/2026

Might be the smell of spring in the air, but I've been thinking a lot about how easy it is to become complacent and passive when "waiting".

Are you trusting divine timing? Or are you using it as a reason to not participate in your own life?

Making a decision can be hard, and scary. But inaction, is also a choice. And sometimes the cost of that choice, is one that we never factored in. The years slip by so quickly. Life goes on whether you're on board or not. The time will pass by anyway, you may as well do something with it. Do the course, start the project, read the book, organise the trip. Whether things work out how you want to or not, you learn the lesson, you have the experience. The point of life is not to get out without making a single mistake. There's no trophies for that.

In honour of the upcoming full moon and solar eclipse, take stock of your life. Where have you been dragging your feet? Could now be the time to leave this behaviour behind, and take a brave step into the future. Doesn't matter if you do it scared, the main thing is that you do it.

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“The manner in which you get ready for work, go to work, and the way you are while you are there affects not only those you work with, but also the quality of your work. Everything we do in our lives has an effect on our work. I, myself, am a poet but I love working in the garden growing vegetables. One day an American scholar said to me,
"Don't waste your time gardening and growing lettuce. You should write more poems instead; anyone can grow lettuce." That is not my way of thinking.
I know very well that if I do not grow lettuce, I cannot write poems. The two are interrelated. Eating breakfast mindfully, washing the dishes, and growing lettuce in mindfulness are essential for me to be able to write poetry well. The way someone washes the dishes reveals the quality of his or her poetry. Similarly, the more awareness and mindfulness we bring to all our daily actions, including our work, the better our work will be.”

~Thich Nhat Hanh, "The Miracle of Mindfulness"

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