There’s this huge lie we tell ourselves that “we don’t have enough time”. There is some truth to do that because eventually one day we won’t have any more time, but right now (right this moment) we have time. There are 24 hours in a day, if you can’t make the most of those hours then time isn’t the problem, you are!
Thanks to friend, Ron DeMattia, for passing this great interview onto me, on to you. Peace.
Editor’s Note: I’m a slave to impulse though thankfully less so as I age and mellow. But it still takes a huge effort for me (Alice says I’m not “type A”, I’m “type AAA”) to notice my emotions before I act upon them. I love this website in general but ever more when thoughts such as these are shared. Thanks, as always to www.dailygood.org, knowledge@wharton and Susan David, whose book I am downloading this morning.
Editor’s note: I read Father Rohr’s daily reflections most mornings. As with any reader, some days he resonates, some not so much. On this day, I loved his reflection of my favorite Thomas Merton quote urging us to “cast our solemnity to the wind and join the dance”. As Merton says, the dance is already happening…we need simply to join in.
