If there is meaning in the past and in the imagined future, it is captured in the moment. When you have all… — Robin Wall Kimmerer
If there is meaning in the past and in the imagined future, it is captured in the moment. When you have all the time in the world, you can spend it, not on going somewhere, but on being where you are.
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