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“ Day One Buddhism. Because, once you see what’s really there — once you know about an idea or a thing or a person or whatever that you’d reject 10,000 other things to protect and nurture — you’ve found your priority. And, consequently, you’ve discovered a bunch of other things that aren’t allowed to be priorities any more. Even in spirit. Because, if you aren’t rejecting or dumping things every single day, you don’t know your priority. You’re making things up. If you think you have 35 priorities, then yes: you also think you have 35 arms. Is it any wonder you’re feeling awkward and unsure?
( M. Mann: Mud Rooms, Red Letters, and Real Priorities | 43 Folders
( M. Mann: Mud Rooms, Red Letters, and Real Priorities | 43 Folders
