Stop. Take a moment.
Just for a moment.
You have the power to decide how long this moment lasts. Right now, instead of focusing on what you were just thinking or doing, take this time to fully immerse yourself in the present. Use all your senses to experience this moment.
Look around you.
Can you spot five things you don’t usually notice? Maybe it’s a dried-up mark on the wall from your dog’s slobber, a spider’s web swaying in the corner, or the uneven texture of the paint on the wall. Perhaps it’s your neighbor working outside, unaware that you’re observing. Take a moment.
Take a deep breath. What do you smell?
Try to pick out five scents around you. Is it coffee, fresh laundry, your pet’s fur, or even your own scent? Maybe it’s the smell of grass being cut in the distance. Notice every detail of the fragrances in the air. Breathe a moment.
Think about taste.
Have you eaten or drunk something today? Can you still imagine its taste? Was it warm and comforting? Cold and refreshing? Sweet, savory, spicy, or tart? Recall how it made you feel. Think a moment.
Now, focus on touch.
Close your eyes and feel your surroundings. How do your clothes feel against your skin? Do you have a pet nearby? Touch their fur, feathers, or skin. What textures do you enjoy most—silk, wool, leather? Or maybe you love the feel of natural elements like tree bark, rocks, or water. Take a moment.
Listen closely.
Pick one sound from the many happening around you. Is it your breath flowing through your nose? The steady beat of your heart? The hum of a lawnmower in the distance? If music is playing, think about how those sounds are created. Now, take a moment.
If you have all your senses, take a moment to appreciate them. If you’re missing one, consider how much sharper the others have become. Feel gratitude for what you can perceive. By focusing on your senses now, you’re expanding your conscious awareness.
Elevate Souls, Embolden Spirits. 🌿
Laura
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