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This Will Never Happen Again
How does your perception change, knowing that this is your only chance to see, feel, and handle this object before it is gone? Do you feel a newfound appreciation for the color and texture of the object, or for its emotional significance? Do you feel that you are literally seeing it more clearly, and with something like greater reverence?
Rhonda Mccrimmon • The Cauldron and the Drum: A Journey into Celtic Shamanism
Pay more attention: If you think of everything as a potential last time and treat your actions as finite opportunities, you will live a more fulfilling life
Tim Ferriss • #599: New Insights from Sam Harris, Dr. Peter Attia, Ramit Sethi, and Elizabeth Gilbert | The Tim Ferriss Show • Podcast Notes
Understanding that nothing is permanent will have us understand that this moment will never be again - there may be similar moments, there may be more beautiful or uglier moments, but this specific moment will never be again. When we know this, being present and seeing meaning even in the most mundane of things becomes very easy because every momen... See more
Naida • Ten Ways to Breathe Meaning into Existence
