We Miss The Point

How often do we rush to get something done so we can be free to be still, pray, or be with God?

We miss the point. The stillness, the prayer, and the communion in the "free" time is no different than the stillness, prayer, and communion available to us all the time, even when we are doing an activity. We want to be a walking meditation. Even when we are talking to someone or doing an activity, just washing the dishes, we can do it with our attention centered within, centered on God. This makes our words and actions very powerful because they are coming from reality versus illusion.

Lawrence Doochin

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