
Feeling what we are feeling, seeing what we are seeing, knowing what we are knowing, is all a matter of practicing being present with what is present with us and with how we are responding to it. This initiates the process of transforming the nature of our being in the world, and changing our way of responding to our circumstances merely by being aware of how we are responding to our circumstances. I observe servers in restaurants bringing four (maybe five) fully loaded plates to the table, three laid out on one arm, and carrying the fourth by the other, and passing them out one by one by being aware of the plates they are passing out and being aware of the plates they are continuing to balance, and I think that's it! If we all displayed that kind of here/now mindfulness in all that we do, we would be doing what needs to be done, when/where/how it needs to be done in every moment. Tending what needs to be tended while being aware of all that is to be tended, and doing things as is appropriate here/now throughout our life, with everything having its proper place and nothing being neglected. If we were living like emergency room personnel, and like servers in a busy restaurant, we would be doing life the way life needs to be done, which would include taking naps when naps are due, and taking photographs when photographs are due. Doing everything in its own place and in its own time, and letting the things that command our time and attention wait for their own place and their own time-- which likely means not at all.
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Precisely a position I can endorse.
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