When time is reduced to linear progress, it is emptied of presence.
In "Anam Cara: A Book of Celtic Wisdom," author John O'Donohue reflects on the concept of time, suggesting that when it is perceived as a mere linear progression, it loses its richness and depth. This perspective invites a reconsideration of how we experience time, emphasizing the importance of being present rather than simply moving from one moment to the next.
By recognizing the limitations of viewing time linearly, we can cultivate...
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