Yes, the problem with living in the past and dwelling on memories (great or otherwise) that you may have had back then is that you are already missing the even better ones you could be living in or creating right now. Thanks, Trudi, for this gentle reminder.
You wrote about something I love. The past, the present, the future, this circular spiral of time that always catches us off guard. When the memory of things persists, it is not the past, it is the present, it is a guarantee that things remain here and now, and that in fact they were never the past, just a piece of time that always traveled with us.
Yes, the problem with living in the past and dwelling on memories (great or otherwise) that you may have had back then is that you are already missing the even better ones you could be living in or creating right now. Thanks, Trudi, for this gentle reminder.
Martin, you’re welcome. We only ever have this moment. It’s hard to focus on that but it’s true. ✨
This is powerful for me right now Trudi...and I feel for ALL💜
So pleased this resonates, Vivienne. Sending love.🤗✨
Beautiful 🖤
Thank you so much, Samira!✨
Wonderful poem, Trudi. I really like the shift from living in the past to living in the present.
Thank you, Heidi! I am glad you like that shift - it's an important one!🤗🌟
I tend to visit and stay in the past way too much lately so this beautiful poem really spoke to my heart in a tender, hopeful way. Thank you Trudi.🤍
I'm so pleased this poem gave you gentle hope, Grace! Thank you for reading it.🌟✨
How fabulous! May you only become more and more free! xo
Thank you, Lori!💞💞
I like this one a lot. Much better to let things go. To travel light through life x
I’m glad you like it, Julie! ✨❤️
It smells like freedom 😇♥️
It does, Jo-Ann!💞🤗
Thank you! 🙏
Love this so much! ✨
You wrote about something I love. The past, the present, the future, this circular spiral of time that always catches us off guard. When the memory of things persists, it is not the past, it is the present, it is a guarantee that things remain here and now, and that in fact they were never the past, just a piece of time that always traveled with us.