Just like Christ, we are called to do things well.
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Just like Christ, we are called to do things well.
one of my parish priests during a homily
Just because a job is important or necessary to do does not mean that it is done well, nor does it automatically make the people who do the job good people.
Sure, yes, many wild things happened in the plotline of that episode, but wilder things happened in my life: I was crocheting without looking. And I was doing it well.
#YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Sure, yes, many wild things happened in the plotline of that episode, but wilder things happened in my life: I was crocheting without looking. And I was doing it well.
https://medium.com/age-of-empathy/crocheting-a-childhood-memory-back-together-f96cd2846298 / #YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Sure, yes, many wild things happened in the plotline of that episode, but wilder things happened in my life: I was crocheting without looking. And I was doing it well.
https://medium.com/age-of-empathy/crocheting-a-childhood-memory-back-together-f96cd2846298 / #YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Doing Big Things Through Small Things
"Nothing is particularly hard if you divide it into small jobs." -- Henry Ford "You don't set out to build a wall. You don't say "I'm going to build the biggest, baddest, greatest wall that's ever been built." You don't start there. You say, "I'm going to lay this brick as perfectly as a brick can be laid." You do that every single day. And soon you have a wall." -- Will Smith
Be careful how easily your mind creates a picture of something, and makes it look daunting. It is only a picture in your head. It is not a real representation of anything. In life you can’t accomplish huge tasks at once, because accomplishing things on any kind of scale always requires a series of small actions. There are not many “big” actions. There is just this one, right now. If you can honour this one, this task, right now, then it is done perfectly, and it makes all subsequent steps easier.
But usually we have an energy inside us that wants to get away, to get everything done at once so that we can relax, and so we can overlook what we are doing now, and end up making things harder as we go along the road.
You needn’t do everything at once. If you just let yourself do this one thing, whatever you are doing, then it is SO much easier than when your mind is whispering or shouting in your ear, telling you about everything that you still have to do.
Have you noticed that when you are hurried and rushed, you are more likely to make errors, forget things, overlook things or do things in a more careless way? And then because of that, we can end up taking even longer to do something, because we were so obsessed with being somewhere else.
Doing something quickly is not necessarily the same thing. You can run as fast as you can, without the mindset of rushing. When an athlete rushes, becomes desperate to get to the next piece of track, they begin to tense up, lose their form, lose their flow and slow down. Speed needs relaxation. If you are tense, you can not move. Your body must be relaxed so that it can move.
So honour this moment, whatever you are doing, and let your doing become infused with fullness, with presence, with love.
"Map difficult through easy, approach great through narrow. The most difficult things in the world, must be accomplished through the easiest. The greatest things in the world, must be accomplished through the smallest. Therefore the Sage never attempts great things, and so accomplishes them. Quick promises mean little trust. Everything easy means great difficulty. Thus for the Sage everything is difficult, And so in the end, nothing is difficult." -- Lao-Tzu
Episode #83 Whittling Your Crazy Life
Episode #83 Whittling Your Crazy Life
Priorities
Who needs them? Everyone!
https://www.spreaker.com/embed/player/standard?episode_id=8939453&autoplay=false
One of my greatest faults is this: There is so much to be done for the Kingdom of God, the world, my family, that I would try to take it on all by my lonesome. There were many years of trying to do that, but I learned the hard way, that I must refrain from trying to do it all…
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