The Power of Present

The Power of Present

No amount of freedom from the outside world can be truly enjoyed if we are not free from our past baggage. The world around us offers many things that can stimulate our happiness and bring smiles to our faces, but if we become slaves to our internal struggles, nothing will be visible to us. While we can seek the help of others to break physical chains, only we can help ourselves break our mental chains.

Set aside your baggage for a moment. Observe a small ant, listen to the chirping birds, watch a child smile unconditionally, or see elderly people sitting and laughing together in a park, aware of their limited time. These moments remind us of the power of living in the present.

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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