Time

There’s a quiet tension in how we relate to time. When we’re waiting on an answer, a change, or a breakthrough, it can feel almost heavy, like something pressing against us. We check the clock. We want to move forward.

But then, without asking our permission, time shifts. A moment becomes a memory. And suddenly we’re not trying to speed it up; we’re wishing we could hold it still just a little longer.

That paradox is real: the more we fight time, the more we feel it. The more we enter a moment, the less it controls us. Enjoy the moment, the people, and the season for what they are, and learn from them. You cannot get your time back, so cherish it

When you’re fully present, really in it, time softens. It stops being the thing you’re measuring and becomes the space you’re living in.