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At any moment, we can sink into the sacred nature of the now. Our minds tell us that now can be better, or we grasp to the "nows" that are enjoyable, or we resist the "nows" that are unpleasant. The practice is to notice that awareness is sacredly present in every "now" and to constantly reorient ourselves from this awareness.
By David Daniel5
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At any moment, we can sink into the sacred nature of the now. Our minds tell us that now can be better, or we grasp to the "nows" that are enjoyable, or we resist the "nows" that are unpleasant. The practice is to notice that awareness is sacredly present in every "now" and to constantly reorient ourselves from this awareness.