One thing about living in this dimensional matrix construct is how it pulls us out of the “now” and thus, who we really are. As children we are completely immersed in the “NOW”. It’s ok if you don’t remember being like that as a child. I can prove it to you. I have a small child who teaches me constantly how to be in the NOW. She will completely immerse herself into every activity, every creative pursuit. She will completely “lose” herself – and it’s beautiful. And precious. Her sweet little voice, singing little made-up tunes, making up stories with her toys, all as though she is the only one present in her reality – as though she hasn’t a care in the world. I watch her – listen to her – and as I do – I become just as “lost” as she is. Children have that way of pulling us into their world.
And thank goodness for that because, let’s be honest, who of us really authentically enjoys the adult world? Continue reading “What Really Matters?”