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62 contributions to The Peaceful Path
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@Miki Byrne I agree, it's a really beautiful practice. I haven't done it in ages. It's time to change that.
The First Bird
Hi Everyone 👋 There's a bird that starts singing before the sun is up. I don't know what kind it is. I've never seen it. But every morning, around 5:40, it's there. One note, then silence, then another. I used to lie there thinking about the day ahead. Now I just listen. It's not a meditation. It's not a practice. It's just a bird. But somehow, hearing it changes the shape of the morning. What's the first sound you notice when you wake up?
The First Bird
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@Mark Lawrence I will continue to practice, and hope I get there.
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@Mark Lawrence Thank you. That's very helpful and actionable. I overbalance toward "do" rather than "be." I'll bring that understanding to the cushion.
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It's almost the pure definition of yin and yang, isn't it? Life is ... all the things.
Ohh No!
On my morning mindfulness walk with YoYo 🐶 I contemplated non attachment
Ohh No!
1 like • Sep 6
I appreciate your willingness to speak to how, notwithstanding years of practice, you still have those same reactions. I sometimes expect myself to be "better" at staving off initial reactivity. But that's not really realistic, is it?
Keeping busy
Hi Everyone 👋 Yesterday was a full day. Not because I had to do any of it. Because I wanted to. I chopped and stacked wood. Physical work that gets the blood moving and reminds me I'm still alive. I washed bed linen from the retreat center and hung it out to dry. Mundane? Maybe. But there's something about fresh sheets blowing in the wind that settles something in me. I fault-found an electrical issue and fixed a broken belt on a tractor engine. The kind of work that makes you think. That tests you. That gives you that quiet satisfaction when you finally figure it out. And of course, the standard stuff. Creating posts and videos for this community. Walking my dog. Cooking dinner. Here's what I've learned at 66 with health that hasn't always been kind to me... Keeping busy isn't about filling time. It's about staying in the game. Physical work keeps my body lubricated. Mental work keeps my mind sharp. Purposeful work keeps my spirit alive. I'm not talking about running yourself into the ground. I'm talking about showing up. Doing the things that need doing. Finding meaning in the ordinary moments. Because the alternative - sitting still, waiting, letting life pass by - that's not living. That's just existing. The jobs we do, no matter how small, they keep us moving along our pathway. And honestly? That's everything. So today, I'll do it all again. Not because I have to. Because I get to. And that makes all the difference. What's keeping you busy today? Share below. I'd love to hear what's moving you forward. With Love ❤️ Always Mark
Keeping busy
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Most of my work is either creative stuff like writing or video production, where "Done" is a decision; or else it's work with clients, which is deeply satisfying, but rarely has a clear end point besides, "That's all our time for today. See you next week." So I really appreciate when my tasks for a day consist of the equivalent of fixing a belt in the tractor engine. At the start of the process, the tractor doesn't work. At the end, it does. DONE, and so very satisfying.
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I teach abundance as a spiritual practice.

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