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Present time is very short, so much so that to some it seems to be no time at all; for it is always in motion, and runs swiftly away: it ceases to exist before it comes, and can no more brook delay than can the universe or the host of heaven, whose unresting movement never lets them pause on their way. Busy men, therefore, possess present time alone, that being so short that they cannot grasp it, and when they are occupied with many things they lose even this.
Don't practice writing by aiming for a weekly output of words or posts. Word count is a dumb goal that measures your output volume instead of your output quality.Heck, rewriting often reduces your word count.Instead, focus on improving the clarity of your thinking and your eye for rewriting.
How to Practice Writing Correctly
julian.com
I’ve seen statues and paintings of a fat, happy Buddha. Is that what the Buddha looked like?
No-Nonsense Buddhism for Beginners
Noah Rasheta
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