Dancing with Life
by Phillip Moffitt
I've got such a HUGE pile of books next to my bed just now. This one I may take awhile to read because I came across this phrase that just resonated with me so much, I've stopped to play with it awhile. The author quotes buddhist monk Ajahn Sumedho as saying (frequently) "This moment is like this". It really helps me to "understand the difference between skillfully observing a difficult experience from within and unskillfully getting lost in the content of that experience". It actually works really well for any kind of experience. We're not always that great at really diving into the joyful experiences either. We can get caught up in wanting them to last instead of experiencing them "like this".
Alignment Matters: Change Your Mind, Change Your Joints – Podcast Episode
#108
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Katy Bowman reads three more essays from her book Alignment Matters: Your
Position in Life, Varus and Valgus, and Hidden Doubts, and riffs on the
connectio...
6 years ago
1 comment:
So true, what a good point you make, especially about the good times. I have so been wanting to read that book!
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