Dear, Readers
I wrote the following in a previous newsletter;
As the book “Momo” says “Just as people have eyes to see light with
and ears to hear sounds with, so they have hearts for the appreciation of time.”
In other words, if we touch our heart, time will be engraved in our heart.
Today let’s think about the appreciation of time
and how to grow old but how to slow time down later in life.
Many of us feel that time passes more quickly as we age
because our denominator becomes bigger as we age.
But I’m talking on a totally different level.
We sometimes perceive time as moving faster or feel that time elapsed slowly.
For example, Person A was taking a train and he did’t have anything to do
so he killed time and then he felt time passed quickly
but he couldn’t remember what he did because he didn’t focus on what he did.
There was no substance in that time.
On the other hand, Person B was taking a train
and he was concentrating on doing something that he wanted to do
so he felt time flew by because he was having fun
and he would remember that activity later on.
The point is that our experience of time varies with whatever we are doing
and how we feel about what we are doing.
I’d say living in the present means we can also slow time down.
We should focus on what we can do in one minute.
A singer song writer Pico Taro uploaded only a one minute movie on YouTube to the world.
As you know it was a blockbuster.
Life begins at focusing on only one minute.
Let’s get the rhythm and get the time!
To slow time down leads you to keep your youth.
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Have a great week☆彡
Thanks for reading!
Hitomi Horiguchi
What should we do as training to live in the present?
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