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Tuesday, September 5, 2017
The essence of spiritual practice is remembrance, whether itâs remembering to come back to the present moment or recalling the truth of impermanence. Do whatever it takes to realize that time is running out and you really could die today. You are literally one breath away from death. Breathe out, donât breathe in, and youâre dead