How do I stay awake to the beauty that is already here?
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Wonder is not a feeling. It is a practice. It is the decision to look twice.
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Begin with the question: How do I stay awake to the beauty that is already here?
For gratitude, presence, small eternities, and the practice of noticing what is sacred in the ordinary.
"Wonder is not a feeling. It is a practice. It is the decision to look tw…"
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