You Are Now | Thich Nhat Hanh's Calligraphy

Letting go means to let be. It means to leave everything alone for a moment. In this letting be we are no longer fighting against or within ourselves, we are no longer struggling to get somewhere or to make something happen. Letting go means that even in the face of fear we choose to love, we choose to let go and let be. We choose to not interfere

So the question is no longer, how do I get from here to there? The question is: How do I get from here to here? How do I experience the fact that, instead of having to get there for something, it’s right here and now? This is it; this is the other shore. In Buddhism we sometimes call it the Pure Land.