Fairly Mindful
Fairly Mindful is much more manageable and achievable than fully mindfully.
Fairly is doable and reachable. (Do I sound like a SMART goal?)
Even in the midst of distraction, I can take slices of moments to be fairly mindful.
Like an orange slice, not a banana peal.
However, why I would I settle for fairly instead of fully?
In what circumstances do you struggle with being fairly/fully mindful?
Fairly is doable and reachable. (Do I sound like a SMART goal?)
Even in the midst of distraction, I can take slices of moments to be fairly mindful.
Like an orange slice, not a banana peal.
However, why I would I settle for fairly instead of fully?
In what circumstances do you struggle with being fairly/fully mindful?
Labels: Mindfulness
posted by Literacygirl @ 10:57 PM
2 Comments:
At 6:30 PM, January 20, 2011,
Michele @ Healthy Cultivations said…
I like your statement about "slices of moments." I used to talk about how I had moments of deep inner peace, and then decided I'd think of life as "collecting moments" until the moments turned into minutes, hours, days. And they did.
At 6:30 PM, January 21, 2011,
Literacygirl said…
Yes, it's good to collect these moments of mindfullness and put them in our pocket to pull out during times of stress. When we go into numbing mode, we can go back to those pockets of experiences, and remember a time when it was difference. Always moving forward, not going backward, but rather remembering.
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