The So, Good morning to you. It's that.

Good morning to you.

It's that time of year, the day actually, where your social media feed is full of, I'm stepping into a new me, new year, new me, new life. It's my time to be abundant.

That's a beautiful way to approach this. It's also one that, if you examine it closely,

reveals the lack, the sadness, that that line of thinking is born of born from

Alan Watts said that the desire for security and the feeling of insecurity are the same thing

So you believing that next year, starting tomorrow,

you'll be abundant, means that you feel that you're not abundant now. If you believe that you'll be happy tomorrow or in the future,

your fulfillment is coming.

That means you are not fulfilled now. You're not aware of your

fullness. Now if you were those thoughts would not come. That desire would not be.

I've had a reminder that comes up on my computer and my phone like once an hour set for years.

And it says anxiety is born when you forget joy. Fear comes when you forget love.

Wanting comes when you forget that you have.

Everything you think you want or need already exists, right where you are.

Here, now, in the form of this love that repractis filling together.

Today is not a special day. There are no days. There is no time.

When we are together, we are practicing staying aware as that which is beyond time, beyond days, beyond New Year's.

What R R does not grow old, what we are doesn't know lack or abundance, but doesn't know

happiness or sadness it transcends all of the pairs of opposites that we as humans know so intimately.

The good stuff re-chase and the bad stuff re-avoid, both the chasing and the resisting, are not what we are, the acquiring, and

the losing, neither of which we are, the birthing, the death process.

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