feelings and times long gone come and live again, or basic truths hard to keep in view return.
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In "The Book of Awakening," Mark Nepo emphasizes the importance of being present in our lives and reconnecting with our core feelings. He suggests that emotions and memories from the past can resurface, allowing us to experience a sense of nostalgia and reflection. These moments bring forth a deeper understanding of ourselves and the passage of time. By acknowledging these feelings, we create a bridge to our past, enriching our current existence.

Nepo also highlights the challenge of grasping fundamental truths that often elude us. Life can overshadow these essential ideas with distractions, but returning to them helps to ground us and provides clarity. By practicing mindfulness and awareness, we can cultivate a deeper connection with our inner selves and the truths that guide us. This process is essential for personal growth and living authentically.

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