Ok–I will take that challenge

I loved the poem. For me it was telling me to be still and be in the moment, to find joy in the moment. That to rush-boggle the mind with a thousand thoughts would accomplish no more happiness-than to connect.

I have trouble concentrating and am too easily distracted. I interpret my soul and physical would be more joyous connecting–not letting outside stimuli easily distract me.(from the stillness of enjoying the moment) So the poem is a tool I could use to relax and not forget that.

I may not be saying this well-but its different parts of me coming together as one. What I know to be true-the wise in me being joyful and the outer me going inward and being wise also. (not getting caught up in the thousand thoughts-directions)

Sann-thanks for the post–and Anita thanks for the challenge (I think lol)

Seaisland