To experience is to be alive.
To be alive is breathing, drinking, eating, seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling, feeling, loving, exploring, listening, thinking and expressing. Thinking about what I “will”, “should” or “must” do is a tiny part being alive and warrants only a blink of attention as I enjoy all other aspect of being alive equally. Being alive is beauty.
William Osler said:
“Your future is now, embrace and enjoy it.”
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