One’s ideas of oneself
Change over time.
Being is constant.
Therefore, the choice is between
Attending to the changeful and
Attending to the changeless.
~ Wu Hsin, Translated by Roy Melvyn from The Lost Writings of Wu Hsin
A simple wise message about what we choose to attend to.
Let us pay attention to our being today, and let go of the perceived changes.
Namaste
I love this!!!
From Power, Freedom, and Grace: Living from the Source of Lasting Happiness:
The key to lasting happiness is to identify with the unchanging essence of your inner self, your source. Then you no longer look for happiness because you know you already have it.
This happiness is true bliss, and it follows you wherever you go.
So glad you enjoyed this Nancy. Wu Hsin’s words are always simple, yet profound.
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On a related note . . . you might get a high-heeled KICK out of this:
http://www.aarp.org/health/healthy-living/info-2016/yoga-worlds-oldest-teacher
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Thank you Louise. Happy Monday to you 💛
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My name is Val Boyko and I live outside of Philadelphia, USA. I’m originally from Scotland and hold dual citizenship. You can take the girl out of Scotland but you can’t take Scotland out of the girl!
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Find Your Middle Ground blog started to explore, reflect, ask deep questions, share insights about awakening, and connect with wonderful people like yourself. Thank you for being here and being such an inspiration.
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