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To live consciously is, first, to notice where the mind has gone. Not to scold it. Not to decorate the noticing with spiritual language. Simply to return.
The yogic traditions have long treated attention as a craft. Modern life treats it as a resource to be extracted. Between those two views sits the ordinary day: messages, meals, work, rest.
A more conscious way of living does not require leaving the world. It requires meeting it without being entirely used by it.
A more conscious way of living does not require leaving the world.
- attention
- presence
- daily life