Do I Wither Up And

Everyone Knows They're Going To Die, But Nobody Believes It. If We Did We Would Do Things Differently. Do What The Buddhists Do. Every Day, Have A Little Bird On Your Shoulder That Asks, "is Today The Day? Am I Ready? Am I Doing All I Need To Do? Am I Being The Person I Want To Be?

The Tension Of Opposites: Life Is A Series Of Pulls Back And Forth. You Want To Do One Thing, But You Are Bound To Do Something Else. Something Hurts You, Yet You Know It Shouldn't. You Take Certain Things For Granted, Even When You Know You Should Never Take Anything For Granted. A Tension Of Opposites, Like A Pull On A Rubber Band. And Most Of Us Live Somewhere In The Middle.

The Best Way To Deal With That Is To Live In A Fully Conscious, Compassionate, Loving Way. Don't Wait Until You're On Your Deathbed To Recognize That This Is The Only Way To Live.

The Truth Is, Part Of Me Is Every Age. I Delight In Being A Child When It’s Appropriate To Be A Child. I Delight In Being A Wise Old Man When It’s Appropriate To Be A Wise Old Man. Think Of All I Can Be! I Am Every Age, Up To My Own.

We Think We Don't Deserve Love, We Think If We Let It In We'll Become Too Soft. But A Wise Man Named Levine Said It Right. He Said." Love Is The Only Rational Act.