Slowing Down is an Art and a Practice.
Martin Aylward
“Operating with an internal imperative, an over-revved engine, an agitated nervous system and an overactive mind, we drum our fingers while we wait for our coffee order, fidget with our phone when there is nothing we really need from it. It’s our habit. Moving quickly gives us a sense of purpose. What would happen if I soften & slow, just a little bit? Today, help me to practice not letting my mind get ahead of myself. Let my body relax a little; let my mind slow down. Let my inner relationship to moving & doing change: that I may enter into that mysterious & counterintuitive truth that as I slow down, I will have peace; an intuitive feeling all is well.”
