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Am I slow?
lobster
Crusty Veteran
in Meditation
Somewhere on the internet, there is a wonderful page on living our life and doing our actions at a slower pace. Less is more. Maybe I will find that page soon . . . or next week . . . what is the hurry . . .
Slow down. You will get more done.
http://tinybuddha.com/blog/how-to-reduce-stress-by-doing-less-and-doing-it-slowly/
http://zenhabits.net/the-lazy-manifesto-do-less-then-do-even-less/
I remember living in a monastic setting, Buddhists saying, 'I am so busy'. They stood quietly thinking of the few things they had to do, walking slowly to their hectic stillness. Still busy but happier . . .
How are you taking the slower route?
Slow down. You will get more done.
http://tinybuddha.com/blog/how-to-reduce-stress-by-doing-less-and-doing-it-slowly/
http://zenhabits.net/the-lazy-manifesto-do-less-then-do-even-less/
I remember living in a monastic setting, Buddhists saying, 'I am so busy'. They stood quietly thinking of the few things they had to do, walking slowly to their hectic stillness. Still busy but happier . . .
How are you taking the slower route?
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Within a meditative practise these movements are just the passage of endless nano moments whereas outside of meditation they can garner a distinctly different effecting enertia.
BUT
My personal choice is also leaving some daily space for nothing at all.
Laziness is starting to get too good of a reputation,
taking a day of rest and doing nothing is not
getting enough of a good reputation.
imo
What do I know?
It just annoys women to see
men doing nothing. lololololol