“If you’re trying hard and not making any progress, quit trying. Quit trying and start being,” said Linda, our Pilates instructor, reading from a meditation by Ralph Marston.
Two weeks earlier she read one about doing.
“Start now what you hope to accomplish and take small steps in that direction.”
Both meditations resonated.
And both left me wondering, do I sit still or do I start?
Or is there a way to rearrange my responsibilities, just like reordering the letters of the two words, so I have time for both … a time for being and a time to begin.
Which describes what you need most right now, to begin or to be?
WRite wHere I’m supposed to be –I am responsible for the effort so I begin. God is responsible for the outcome so I can be.
Love the article and the Title Moving the G. Had to think about that a bit. then started movin.
Thanks, Joel. Sometimes I wonder if readers will \”get it.\” I always ask my husband to read before I post just in case I\’m too far out there. : )
Thoughts to ponder…\’remove the G?\’
I like that Sheri … just bein\’, a good way to live.
I forgot about the first g in Be In the Movin!
Oh, the possibilities for this post. Lol.
And for the Goethe quote Be In It Now.
You mean Oethe? Or Oetheg? Okay, getting silly here! I love \”Be In It Now,\” like one day at a time. So many meaningful word plays. Thanks, Joel, for adding lots to today\’s post.