REMEMBRANCE
Not memory of the past, but the remembering of presence.
This is not something to achieve.
It is what happens when you stop trying to become something else. Memory arises, not of the past, but of presence—always here, newly felt.
This is not something to achieve.
It is what happens when you stop trying to become something else. Memory arises, not of the past, but of presence—always here, newly felt.