«I’ll rest later.»
«I’ll slow down when things calm down.»
«I’ll feel better once I fix everything.»
We carry peace like a reward for finishing life.
We wait for a mythical «later» —
a future moment when we’ll finally have permission to be present.
But that moment rarely comes.
Because there will always be something more.
More to do. More to fix. More to worry about.
My Presence, My Peace: Finding Wholeness in the Here and Now
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Kira Listova
