One Singular Experience
The actual experience of the moment
Is always singular
Whether it is the tying of a shoelace
Or the sight of a million stars
The experience is immediate
And always whole
This singular experience
Requires no thought
Ideation or emotion
To be
Just as the tree requires no words to grow
And the bird needs no plan to sing
Life needs nothing but itself
To live in this simple immediacy
Is truly being awake to the moment
Without the aid of past
Without any fragmentation through words
Without attaching any prior meaning or purpose
The moment is fully alive
And there is no me separate from it at last
The actual experience of the moment
Is always singular
Whether it is the tying of a shoelace
Or the sight of a million stars
The experience is immediate
And always whole
This singular experience
Requires no thought
Ideation or emotion
To be
Just as the tree requires no words to grow
And the bird needs no plan to sing
Life needs nothing but itself
To live in this simple immediacy
Is truly being awake to the moment
Without the aid of past
Without any fragmentation through words
Without attaching any prior meaning or purpose
The moment is fully alive
And there is no me separate from it at last