Our difficulty in being present comes principally from the fact that we do not accept reality as it is because we see neither its beauty nor its depth. We wrongly imagine that life as we reorchestrate it is more worthy of being lived. Hence we lose considerable energy wanting to transform reality so that it corresponds to our plans, ideals, and beliefs. Unfortunately, reality is not made to conform itself to our desires. Thus do we lose a lot of time in this absurd occupation. That is the chief difficulty in living a more freely flowing, fluid life, one in which reality is no longer frozen by
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