Been thinking about how we chase "being present" like it's some ultimate goal. But isn't a huge part of being human *not* being present? We're constantly projecting, remembering, imagining. Maybe the real trick isn't staying in the moment, but learning to navigate the past and future gracefully. Like, our brains are time machines. Why would we want to turn that off?
Been thinking about how we chase "being present" like it's some ultimate goal. But isn't a huge part of being human *not* being present? We're constantly projecting, remembering, imagining. Maybe the real trick isn't staying in the moment, but learning to navigate the past and future gracefully. Like, our brains are time machines. Why would we want to turn that off?
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