Occasionally, I forget. And get ahead of myself. Instead of
taking life one day at a time. I lose track of today. And try to enter tomorrow
before it’s really arrived. In fact, tomorrow never arrives. And the past is
gone. But I forget that. And fool myself. And propel into a mythical future.
That isn’t. I have only now. And that’s what I must grasp. And embrace. The
living moment. Otherwise, I am not savoring life to the fullest. Because I’m too
busy/too occupied trying to catapult myself into the future. Thereby, spreading
myself thin. Trying to do two things at once. Yes, it’s complicated. True, too,
that I’m affected by the past. And by my dreams of the future. But I really can’t be in the past or the
future. Maybe not until the day I die. When time stops. And I enter another
dimension. Where there is no time. Maybe then, I will have been elevated. To a
new plateau. Allowing me to be an observer. Of my complete life. Past. Present.
Future. All at once. Simultaneously. How
wonderful it must be. Living outside of time. Outside of the physical world. As
spirit. At One. With all of creation.
–Jim Broede
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