EPISODE · Dec 15, 2022 · 4 MIN
257-The power of the moment- Buddhism in daily life
from Buddhism in daily life - Mindfulness in every day tasks · host Shaolin-Rainer
The power of the moment The eye looks, the moment passes instantly! By a moment we understand a short moment, a small time interval. A moment passes very quickly, it is irretrievable. It has power, every moment is different, none is comparable, if it passes unused, it remains lost forever. The strength of each moment we can also sometimes feel, we feel the energy of the moment, positive and also negative. We think we can now "pull out trees", the "world belongs to us". Or we feel weak, depressed, moody or depressed. The power of the moment has many faces. One moment follows the next, the power of the moment changes, depending on external circumstances, on the people we spend time with, on our thoughts, on our moods. But wasted time remains wasted time, the clock cannot be turned back. SO HOW DO WE DEAL WITH OUR TIME OF LIFE? It's simple: enjoy the moment, its irrepressible power, for better or for worse! Every moment is precious, every encounter is special, every feeling has its place in this moment. Search for the power of the moment, because there is always a magic in each time. Make the effort and research, how does this thought, this feeling, this inclination come about; why am I going this way? Consciously absorb the magic of the moment, resting in yourself, waiting for things to arise from the moment. Absorb the power of the moment, within you, inside you. Enlightenment is also just a brief moment! THE MOMENT TAKES WHAT YEARS GIVE - JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE - GERMAN POET - 1749 TO 1832 Copyright: https://shaolin-rainer.de (Please also download my app "Buddha-Blog English" from the Apple and Android stores) Please rate us on Apple, Google, or Spotify podcast to help us promote the show
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