If there is anything that mortals and immortals share in common, it is that there is nothing of greater importance for both of them, than to live fully in the present moment.

One action is for now. One time is present. One action shall give up its seat for another. One time will phase into another.

You may dream of the future, or prepare for the future or even fear the future, but you may never enter it. Whatever you do, wherever you go, it will always be done right here and now within the present moment.

Eternity isn't before or later; it is now.

I think of grand design as a presently unfolding dynamism as opposed to a plan to be implemented at some point way off in the future.

The Buddha told him, "When we sit, we know we are sitting. When we walk, we know we are walking. When we eat, we know we are eating,