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Childlike Simplicity: Slowing Down, Letting Go and Living With Wonder
For most of my life I have felt the pull of two influences. On one side there is the learning, performing, accomplishing influence that urges me to turn everything into a project and complete as much work as I possibly can. On the other side there is a call to inner peace and stillness, communing with nature, building relationships, creating experiences and embracing the moment. I think there is a time and a place for both.
As I’ve aged, the need for rest has increased. Not rest from a physical perspective, although there is some of that, but rest from a spiritual perspective – a chance to let go and ponder and slow down. That’s what this book is simplifying, loving, existing, living in the present and seeing with new eyes.
As I’ve aged, the need for rest has increased. Not rest from a physical perspective, although there is some of that, but rest from a spiritual perspective – a chance to let go and ponder and slow down. That’s what this book is simplifying, loving, existing, living in the present and seeing with new eyes.
60 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 14, 2016
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January 8, 2023
Some of the longer pieces were good, but parts read like Instagram quotes.
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