Today I've found myself going around in circles.. quite literally in fact. Whilst the rainy season seemingly refuses to loosen its hold on Cape Town (despite officially now being Spring), I've had the enlightening opportunity to traverse interior windows - peering outward. It gave me the opportunity to slow down and look inward - much like this curious snail looking at me.
They really are cool when you come to think about it. Super opportunistic marvels, coming out to glide in the rain. We can learn a lot from them in this regard.. if only we try to slow down and think about that for a second. They're so brilliant at that in fact haha - slowing down. I mean.. each day is such a rush for many of us - which is how we miss so much of the awesomeness going on right before our eyes. Yes, so let's do that! I want to think like a snail, and slow right down. When I do, I'm reminded by my heart, that today is their turn for some fun; and isn't it only fair for us to share with other remarkable lifeforms?!
Nature serves as our blueprint on how we may better ourselves. So what lessons have we learned from this curious scene? We should slow down, so that we may think more clearly. It's important to seize opportunities, for we never know when the next rain will come. Knowing where we wanna go beforehand, allows us to set out heading on somewhere potentially worthwhile. Obstacles can be overcome. Finally, we should not be afraid to change direction should the need arise. Slow n steady, steps met ;)
Seeking peace,
ma3str0
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