EPISODE · Mar 29, 2025 · 8 MIN
Come alive & linger
from Zaran the Gardener, planting seeds of & nourishing our Soul with mindfulness · host Zaran the Gardener
It is not in a moment you need to be, it is in a lingering sequence of moments where we have enough "data" to call our Selves something or another. If we lived, but for a moment, it would be a spark, and then gone. A flash of Life, kind of wasted, in a sense when there is so much possibility, yet the Universe is full of un-predictability where acceptance & allowance are virtuous qualities to possess.I'm talking about existing in the continuum of time and space where everything is marching to an energetic beat.Firstly, one need awaken as if from a slumber, a deep Peace, into the "action" of one's day. That's turning on and revving up one's engine, OK?What's next, ahhh! the continuum... this is where Practice comes in. How do you maintain a state of heightening awareness? Tools with which you have become familiar thru "practice." Easy, common sense.What tools, oh boy! simple, your breath, your pulse, your shimmering majesty should be enough.Be a gardener and plant seeds of virtuous, self improvement in your heart and Soul all day comments or questions?Support the showOur Goal, finding awe, while feeling one's Self aglowOur mission, helping others and self to growwebsite link: zaranthegardener.comThank you to www.freebeats.io for our background music!
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It is not in a moment you need to be, it is in a lingering sequence of moments where we have enough "data" to call our Selves something or another. If we lived, but for a moment, it would be a spark, and then gone. A flash of Life, kind of wasted, in a sense when there is so much possibility, yet the Universe is full of un-predictability where acceptance & allowance are virtuous qualities to possess. I'm talking about existing in the continuum of time and space whe...
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