Every day, I walked. It was not a meditation, but survival, one foot in the front of the other, with my eyes focused down, trying to stay steady.
Every day, I walked as a means of survival, not for meditation or relaxation. It was a simple act of moving forward step by step, with my gaze fixed downward to maintain stability and composure amid challenging circumstances.
Terry Tempest Williams captures this act as a profound metaphor for enduring hardship and staying grounded: "Every day, I walked. It was not a meditation, but survival, one foot in the front of the other, with my eyes focused down, trying to stay steady." The act of walking becomes a symbol of resilience and perseverance in difficult times.
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