Welcome to let it be easy with Susie Moore.

I want to share with you today a quote that was written on a tea glass that I was given I believe as a gift years ago.

Yeah, it was a corporate gift actually back in my tech days. So we're talking like over 10 years ago. I still think about

this glass tea mug and I still smile when I think about the quote that was written on it. So I received this gift years ago, I can't

remember who from, but thank you if it was you. And it was a big large lovely glass tea mug that had a quote written in white letters on it.

And I loved it.

I loved this mug.

I love this quote.

Sadly the dishwasher rubbed it off. I would have washed it by hand if I knew that. But anyway I

digress from the the content of today's episode which is that quote itself and the wisdom,

the simplicity and wisdom within it.

Often I bring this up in conversations.

Whenever I'm having a really great time with someone,

I always somehow recall this mug, this glass tea mug, and I share it and I say,

look at what we're doing right now, isn't it wonderful?

Okay, the quote was this, and it's from Lautzu, the spiritual teacher who lived 2,500 years ago.

Okay, for context context think about that. The quote was this. Come let us have some

tea and continue to talk about happy things.

Let me repeat that.

Come, let us have some tea and continue to talk about happy things. Why do I love that so much?

Well, it's because it's not our default in a lot of cases, is it? Right, we can

have conversations and talk about everything that's going wrong with the world,

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