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Live This Moment |
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We hear that life is precious. But in the daily routine of people, people, people everywhere; in the daily routine of trying to cope ... maybe we forget. |
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And every morning that alarm clock has to go off to wake us up. And every morning, in our minds, our daily routine, going through: we know, we know what's going to happen. We know what we want to happen. We know, "I must go to the bus stop. I must get my car. I must go to my office, I must go to my shop, I must go...." And all these "musts" that we place in front of our existence....
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The destination of this journey is not at the end. It's now. It's within. The purpose of this journey is not to go from point "A" to point "B", but to enjoy every fractional moment between those two points.
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The simple innocence of life. To wake up in the morning and be happy: for absolutely no reason at all. That's simple innocence. To be alive and to be glad to be alive.
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| Prem Rawat, from a young age, has exhibited the unique and remarkable gifts of inspiring and communicating about the potential of inner peace, but, unlike others, he also imparts the practical and experiential aspect as well. In his 50+ years of spreading this knowledge around the world, his message has touched the hearts of literally millions of people. | |||