New Age Spirituality

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Here I was, putting the cart before the horse, or to put— something I hadn’t done in years. I felt
it another way, thinking that it was the tail wagging thevibrant, alive, and at one with the world.
dog. I began to remember some of the simple rules ofI reached the point where I usually would have turned
life that Gideon had taught me: live one day at a time;around to walk back home. I stood there for a
do the best with what you have; love and help onemoment and looked up at the sky. How blue and
another. In the process of remembering these truths Ibeautiful,I observed,with clouds chasing one another
became extremely elated. The joy of theseacross the span. The wind ran races through the
recollections generated considerable excitement in mygrowing grass, and way off in the distance I could hear
mind, and before I knew it, everything seemed wella dog barking. There I was, in the center of a whole
with the world. It was as if I had just taken off darknew world that was not really new at all. I looked at
sunglasses and was finally able to see clearly. I hadmy hands and feet,felt the sweat on my brow and
been living in the past, but had not actually beenrealized that all my physical being was just a part of
brilliantly alive in the present.the universal scheme of things. There was order in the
I continued my walk, noticing things that I hadn’tworld and order in the universe, and even though at
noticed before. The trees seemed to be more alive,times the order might be disguised by the pressures of
the flowers more beautiful,and I was aware ofeveryday living, it was there — gloriously
butterflies floating gently around me. A passing— every moment of our lives.
motorist waved and smiled. I picked up a pinecone and